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I'll do a search on rollbars later to find out just how sarcastic that was. But back to my original question. Which two point moss kit would work best in a BJ8?
 
Walter, as a minimum I would suggest the wide Performance type lap belt.-FWIW-Keoke
 
Walter:
The BJ8 cars came with seat belt anchor points even if seat belts were not installed.You have the choice of fitting Lap Belts or three point ones,FWIW-Keoke

[ 04-23-2004: Message edited by: Keoke ]</p>
 
On my BN2, the lap belt anchors are through the floor, rear corners, behind the seats. Large thick reinforcing washers under the floor. About 3" x 3" X 3/16 thick. You will have to look around underneath to find a clear space in the floor for exact location. Preferably near but not over a structural member. I don't have any idea where you would put a third point for a shoulder belt. There doesn't really seem to be a good place. Later Healeys had factory provided anchor points for three point mounting, but they are an entirely different inside layout than the Hundreds.
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One of the best roll bar vendors is Autopower. They only list for 4-seat big AHs, but I'd call them and see what they can offer you...they're a good outfit:

https://www.autopowerindustries.com/

They also sell the wider 3" lap belts that Keoke recommends (and I agree...the wide ones are nicer).
 
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