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Old 10-09-2011, 02:00 PM
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Default Has anyone added child seat hooks?

I want to add some child seat anchor hooks like you find in the newer cars. Has anyone done this on a first gen camaro and if so where did you get the hooks? Ive seen the top hooks on Ebay but cannot find the bottom ones. Maybe I can make something from parts I find at the hardware store?

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Old 10-17-2011, 09:26 PM
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We had a car in the shop once thad had them in it, The owner told me they made it out of round stock, I just made the back seat to fit. I'll try and find pics if I can.
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Old 10-17-2011, 11:19 PM
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My buddy did round bar in his 66 Nova for the bottom 2 hooks. I'm not sure what he did for the top hook. I'm thinking about doing the same for my 68 Camaro. Another option would be the new Morris rear three point seat belts.
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Old 10-18-2011, 07:34 AM
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Good question..I need to figure this out as well.
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Im making a set for my girlfriends 66 Mustang so I can put the seat in the rear middle. When the Camaro's come back from paint Im going to do the same thing to them. I will also be doing a stress pull on the mustang to give me a piece of mind.

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If you look at the ones in a new car they are not exactly substantial in girth. Some are probably 1/8" solid round stock. The key is how they are attached. On the bottom ones I would try to tie them into the existing seat belt bolt holes. The package tray was never designed to take that kind of load (in an actual accident) so I would get a lot more creative there.

Good idea for a thread, I've been thinking about this too. I just might not have mine done before car seats are no longer required anyway.
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Good idea for a thread, I've been thinking about this too. I just might not have mine done before car seats are no longer required anyway
ha. my oldest two are now in boosters that dont use these. my youngest will be the same way by the time the friggin cars done. this was something i stressed about 5 years ago when i thought the car would be on the road 4 years ago.........
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ha. my oldest two are now in boosters that dont use these. my youngest will be the same way by the time the friggin cars done. this was something i stressed about 5 years ago when i thought the car would be on the road 4 years ago.........
Man! I hear ya on that one. These projects never go as fast as planned.

My son is 6 now. In my Nova I had custom belts made I sourced from seatbeltplanet.com. They are 3 point belts. The upper belt goes through the package tray and anchors to the fender well in the trunk. The retractable mechanism is part of this anchor. It works well and I'm confident of it's integrity in an accident. He's in a booster, btw.

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you can weld in a single bar 1"+ the add 5/16" round stock to the appropriate spots. Tying into the existing seat belt plates is a great idea.


here is a bar I put in for fold down seat backs.
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Is that the bar for a Cobalt rear seat? Looks just like it. I put a set of Cobalt SS leather seats in my Beretta and wondered what the rings were for, because they are still visible when everything is installed.



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