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I've got a '67 and it didn't have belts when I purchased it last year. Moss supplied the belts but as I said, but did not include any instructions. I'm sure I can drill a hole, put the BIG washer supplied with the belts on the inside of the wheel well and go from there

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That's how the factory installed seatbelts in my Spitfire are mounted to the wheelwell. If you want I can take a picture of my wheel well, where you can clearly seat the very large flat washer and email it to you.
 
WOW,

You guys are great. Thanks for the input on seatbelts.

I'd love the pics you offered Mark and maybe someone with a TR6 wouldn't mind sending a picture of their factory location.

Essentially I get the picture, no pun intended, of how and where to install the belts and appreciate everyone's help.

Thanks again!
 
Re: seat belts photos

If you have those photos handy. I'd really enjoy seeing them for the belts that I am trying to install.

Thanks for your help,
Al
E-mail - triumphworks@gmail.com

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I've got a '67 and it didn't have belts when I purchased it last year. Moss supplied the belts but as I said, but did not include any instructions. I'm sure I can drill a hole, put the BIG washer supplied with the belts on the inside of the wheel well and go from there

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That's how the factory installed seatbelts in my Spitfire are mounted to the wheelwell. If you want I can take a picture of my wheel well, where you can clearly seat the very large flat washer and email it to you.

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