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  1. 03-13-2013, 03:36 PM #1
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    FS: PEP Inertia Reel 3-Pont Seat Belts

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    The listing here for the PEP (Professionally Engineered Products) back seat belts reminded me of these PEP inertia reel 3-point belts that I purchased them a few years ago for one of my cars. I recall using them for a very short time and they're pretty much in new condition.

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    I checked the PEP site for some pricing guidance and it looks like it's down. I have to post a price so consider this a SWAG:

    $185.00 + shipping OBO

    Thanks,
    JohnA
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    Sorry for my confusion. Are these for front or rear seats?
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    I have them on my 67. They quit making them.
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    Front seats. They use existing mounts.

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