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    European seat belts 1969 911s

    Hello!

    Could someone post a picture of the seat belts and receivers for a European 1969 911s? Reading some posts it looks like they are different than the ones for the US market.

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    Euro Seatbelt details

    Hey, frankmar . . .

    Don't know 'bout the receivers being any different --- but the belts have a single thin yellow thread in them. Here are some pics of the belts+receivers+tags my '70 Euro . . .

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    Thanks Longranger! I believe also for 1969, some cars had the airplane style latch belts. If anyone has a picture of those it will be great.

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    Frank,

    As far as i am aware All belts from MY 68 were supplied by Repa. Buckles as pictured in this thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by frankmar View Post
    Thanks Longranger! I believe also for 1969, some cars had the airplane style latch belts. If anyone has a picture of those it will be great.
    Different countries and differents brands.
    Mine had airplane style latch belts. Will post a pic later.
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    Airplane Style Latch Belts

    Quote Originally Posted by 911T1971 View Post
    . . . Different countries and differents brands.
    Mine had airplane style latch belts. Will post a pic later . . .

    Hey, Karim . . .

    Never heard/seen o' these


    Post some photos?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 911T1971 View Post
    . . . Different countries and differents brands.
    Mine had airplane style latch belts. Will post a pic later . . .

    Tick-tock, Karim . . .

    . . . tickety-tockety





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    Klippan
    Swedish brand, mounted on 1970 built swiss delivered MY 1971 car.
    Note belts are original, they are faded slightly purple but are black. I ve seen at least one other Swiss car equipped w them, but I've also seen others with Repa.

    Repa was the brand if the car had factory installed automatic belts, otherwise it also can be Klippan, Kangol or Repa, installed maybe by the importer/dealer. I dont know which brands were installed by which RoW/European importers/dealers but I assume until security laws were streamlined in 1972/73, belt brand used on ROW cars could differ.

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    Factory brand installed automatic belts in 70/71 were Autoflugs, REPA from 72.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 911T1971 View Post
    . . . Repa was the brand if the car had factory installed automatic belts, otherwise it also can be Klippan, Kangol or Repa, installed maybe by the importer/dealer . . .
    Thank you for those pics, Karim . . .

    . . . + your seats look amazing!




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