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07-10-2007, 07:50 AM
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Re: 72 T/A progess
These are the same kind of belts that I had in my 72 SS when I bought it. I took them out and put in belts from a 73 because they were easier to use. The originals have followed me everywhere I have lived the last 20 years. Now I am kinda glad I kept them. After seeing what you did with yours I may just have to to put them back in one of these days!
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 72 SS 350 4spd Camaro 74 Z28 Automatic 80 Z28 4spd 94 Z28 Automatic 
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07-10-2007, 07:53 AM
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Re: 72 T/A progess
After looking at your console I have a question. The 72 Camaros had a place in the console to put the 2 buckles for each seat, did the Firebird have anything like that?
RAY
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72 SS 350 4spd Camaro 74 Z28 Automatic 80 Z28 4spd 94 Z28 Automatic
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07-10-2007, 04:29 PM
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Re: 72 T/A progess
[ QUOTE ]
After looking at your console I have a question. The 72 Camaros had a place in the console to put the 2 buckles for each seat, did the Firebird have anything like that? RAY [/ QUOTE ] There was a plastic two tab retainer that bolted on to the side of the console. For some reason mine did not have it installed at the factory, though I may add it if I can frind a set, just because I like the cleaner look instead of the seatbelts just lieing around willy-nilly. Here is the factory diagram . #15 is the belt retainer. 
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