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AaaaaaaLLLLL across Whiskey Hell TN. and the surrounding Keg County, we place good health and personal safety as first and foremost on our motoring itenerary.

Pictured below is the lovely Jessica (22) striking a models pose. She is demonstrating the shoulder safety strap as a modern safety update to a 1956 Executive while enjoying a wholesome and nutritious health drink.

Now we're ready for a smooth ride into Music City. Or maybe we just got back from there. I don't remeber.

Anyway, look at the shoulder strap and the way it is attached to the door pillar. The only hole or modification needed is a hole thru the FABRIC Trim panel covering the door pillar. Used a Packard door handle escuchion as a trim/scuff protector.

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Here is the forward pic of the shoulder safety strap and seat belt. The model is so pretty. So is the car. Try finding green safety belts or any green interior parts. Nearly impossible.

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Keith, you cradle robber! LMAO!

Eric, i can't resist a pretty face.

The seat/shoulder belts are not retractible. They are from a mid 70's MoPar. Mostly they are just there to placate the passing police. HOWEVER, i believe they are just as strong and well anchored as the factory belts in the MoPar they came from because i used the same hardware.

The seat belts are green? I hadn't noticed...!

There are seat-belts in that picture?!

considering what the seat belt is covering....HOW COULD YOU NOT NOTICE!!!!! i envy him! how often do you see a young girl like that thats WILLING to get in an old car!

I've decided that it's nothing but the best for the interior of the Speedster, Italian leather, Italian model, and 4 point seat belts. And yes, I have rather refined tastes..

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Yeah, But my safety belts and shoulder strap are not photo-shop or silicone. THey're REAL.

But then again. Yours are alot safer. My real ones can cause a lot more trouble. GUFFWAH - ha ha hah hah. The health drinks get expensive too. BUT, who can put a price on good health and safety???