KS Threaded bosses for the lap belts

[72ironmike]

Anybody have a pic of 72 Blazer rear seat lap belts where they bolt to the threaded bosses ? Did they have covers ? Thanks.

[1970cstblazer]

St. Louis '72:



Flint '72:



Flint '72:

[72ironmike]

Awesome ! Thanks.

Any others ?

[6t727t2]

So this is incorrect? Having this seat recovered and upholsterer says bolt/belt can't be removed if flaps are sewn in?

[1rippen6]

Originally Posted by 6t727t2

So this is incorrect? Having this seat recovered and upholsterer says bolt/belt can't be removed if flaps are sewn in?

I've had 71 seats like that and the assembly manual shows it that way also.

[4x41971SWB]

Originally Posted by 1rippen6

i've had 71 seats like that and the assembly manual shows it that way also.

x2

[1rippen6]

Originally Posted by 4x41971SWB

x2

Just so I'm not confusing anyone, I don't remember how the other years were installed Just the 71s. I've had a lot more that the seat belt wasn't covered by the upholstery.

[richard2717]

Harry yours is setup like the 1st pic in this thread. I have a couple seats out of a 72 this way and just sold and older seat that everything bolted to the rear feet or floor. I "think" it was mainly due to seat with either 2 feet or 4 feet on the rear

[1970cstblazer]

Originally Posted by Tmend

In 72 outer belts bolted to outer legs and center belts bolted to floor. In 69-71 outer belts bolted to side of seat under upholstery and middle belts bolted to center legs. In 69-71 outer seat legs had no threads for seat belts only middle legs . All the seats that had outer belts and inner belts bolted to legs are seats pulled from a suburban. All 3rd row suburban seats regardless of year had 4 legs and belts bolted to each leg.

What you said in not exactly gospel. The first Blazer I posted is an unrestored St. Louis '72, with what appears to be the totally original interior.

Also, my '70 has seat lap belts bolted to all 4 legs, and I know the rear seat is 100 percent original to the truck. Will post pics when I can get to it..

Here is an unrestored 1969 with belts bolted to all 4 legs:



Another unrestored '69:



Another unrestored '69:

[richard2717]

I have had several 72 suburbans with 3rd row seats and only 2 floor brackets. Here is one I have sitting here now.

[Toro]

Originally Posted by 1rippen6

Just so I'm not confusing anyone, I don't remember how the other years were installed Just the 71s. I've had a lot more that the seat belt wasn't covered by the upholstery.

My early 72 Flint Blazer (September build, double-wall, and speaker under A/C controls) has the same "71" seat pointed out here. The outer right and left "male" belts are bolted under the flaps of the sewn seat cover, and the cover has to be taken off the access the bolts. The center two belts are attached to two middle legs, just like the first picture above in post #2 by 1970cstblazer.

[1970cstblazer]

Originally Posted by Toro

My early 72 Flint Blazer (September build, double-wall, and speaker under A/C controls) has the same "71" seat pointed out here. The outer right and left "male" belts are bolted under the flaps of the sewn seat cover, and the cover has to be taken off the access the bolts. The center two belts are attached to two middle legs, just like the first picture above in post #2 by 1970cstblazer.

The SPID from the St. Louis Blazer with the rear seat in the first photo: