Product Description
1947-1966 Chevrolet Pickup, Standard Cab, Driver & Passenger, Bench Seat Belt
- Driver and passenger bench positions
- Two-point retractable lap belts
- All metal push button buckles
Seatbelt Planet's two-point retractable lap belt pair for 1947-1966 Chevrolet standard cab pickups covers both outboard bench positions with all metal push button buckles.
Where It Fits
Driver and passenger bench seats in 1947-1966 Chevrolet standard cab trucks.
Color Options
The Chevy pickup lap belts come in 52 colors.
Why Replace Old Belts?
Early Chevy trucks had no factory belts, and retracting lap belts keep webbing off the floor.
Care Tips
Clean the Chevy truck lap belts with mild soap and dry them extended.
About the Chevrolet Pickup
Chevrolet's 1947-1966 pickup range covers the Advance Design trucks, the Task Force trucks and the first C/K generation that began for 1960.
Pre-Install Checklist
Check the floor of your Chevy cab for anchor locations before ordering.
Good to Know
Hardware is not stated.
Retracting lap belts suit vintage trucks used for cruise nights.
Seatbelt Planet sells a single belt version separately.
Red, tan and black webbing suit many vintage Chevy truck interiors.
Call 574-226-6676 with Chevy truck questions.
The Advance Design trucks used a 216 cubic inch Thriftmaster inline six, and later models offered the 235, with the small-block V8 arriving in 1955 Task Force trucks.
The 1960 C/K redesign brought a lower cab and an independent front suspension with torsion bars on two-wheel drive models.
Lap belts with a retractor reel keep the strap wound up when no one is sitting in the passenger seat, so the latch does not rattle on the floor.
This Chevy pickup set covers two outboard positions, and Seatbelt Planet sells a center belt separately if three people share the bench.
Early Chevy trucks have thin floor pans, and many owners add a backing plate under each anchor to spread the load.
Look under the bench of your Chevy truck to see whether a previous owner drilled anchor holes, since many trucks already have them.
Chevy truck interiors from these years were often painted metal with vinyl seats, so contrasting webbing colors can work well.
Seatbelt Planet lists Advance Design, Task Force and 1960-1966 Chevrolet pickups under this single listing.
Seatbelt Planet notes this Chevy pickup set covers the two outboard positions on the bench rather than the middle seat.
Advance Design trucks had a five-window cab option with rear corner glass, and those cabs are now prized by collectors.
Task Force trucks introduced the Cameo Carrier in 1955, a stylish pickup with smooth fiberglass bed sides.
Retracting lap belts store the webbing inside a reel near the floor, which keeps the cab neat when the truck is parked.
Chevrolet truck cabs of the 1950s and 1960s are roomy enough that two adults on the bench sit well apart, and each gets a lap belt from this set.
Owners of Chevy pickups that see regular highway use often add these lap belts first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Lap or shoulder?
Two-point retractable lap belts.
How many?
Two.
Buckle?
All metal push button.
Hardware?
Not stated.
Colors?
52.
Questions about fit?
Call 574-226-6676.
