[bassman]

i wood like to thank ever-one for their input and help they provided to. as yall know it was dropped by the da. as far as my family walking home i will take care of that in a proper maner . again thank you.

[imported_Bob Hill]

Be thankful it was a LEO that stopped you and not someone who ran a redlight or hit you headon and sent your daughter flying aroudn (or out of) the car because she wasn't belted. I love cars but I love my kids MUCH more and no kid gets into any of my cars that don't have seat belts.

[rocketraider]

Bob Hill- are you SURE beyond any doubt that those seat belts are properly anchored and attached to your cars' structure? The 65 Corvair will have factory engineered attaching points. The Model A and the 1954 Chevy do not.

They have substantial gauge metal that a belt can be attached to, but I'd still want some type of reinforcement at the attaching points- at least 1/8" steel plate welded to the car body structure.

[imported_Pontiac59]

Originally Posted By: ted sweet

as far as I can find NYS makes no exemption for antique vehecles that aren't requirwed to have seat belts.

Was pulled over a handful of times in a '60 Pontiac with no belts - once because the cop couldn't see the registration and inspection stickers over on the side of the wraparound windshield (where I have seen them as far back as NY has used those stickers, on those cars). Never got a seat belt ticket. Live in New York.