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70cst 08-11-2013 06:05 PM

The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
So I actually got the wife to take a ride in the Circuit Rider today. We filled up with $66 of gas and I put Octane Booster in and off we went. Then I noticed her seat belt wasn't fastened so being a loving husband I say; "please fasten your seat belt." She says; "I can't because it's broken."

Ok...so I stopped to check it out and then she says; "where is the shoulder belt?" I say it doesn't have one. So I checked the seat belt and saw what she did. :banghead: I explained the the seat belt by the door is fixed length and you have to adjust the middle seat bet to fit and then click the buckle. She says; "oh". Problem solved. :lol:


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71swb4x4 08-11-2013 06:09 PM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
Hotdog, what a great story!!!





























;)

70cst 08-11-2013 06:15 PM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
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Originally Posted by 71swb4x4 (Post 6215465)
Hotdog, what a great story!!!






















;)

The Hotdog is complements of WES of Classic Heartbeat. :metal:

Sammy 08-11-2013 09:29 PM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
Interesting story. Tell her the price of shoulder belts she might say the lap belts are just fine.

Nice dog too!

70cst 08-11-2013 09:56 PM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
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Originally Posted by Sammy (Post 6215799)
Interesting story. Tell her the price of shoulder belts she might say the lap belts are just fine.

Nice dog too!

Good point and yes...if she knew how much Shoulder belts would cost ... she would be just fine with the old fashioned seat belts. :lol:

oklalawnboy 08-11-2013 11:35 PM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
Haha! When my wife rode in my 72, she said this seat belt is broken, it won't pull all the way out...

70cst 08-11-2013 11:43 PM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
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Originally Posted by oklalawnboy (Post 6216046)
Haha! When my wife rode in my 72, she said this seat belt is broken, it won't pull all the way out...

Bingo ... that is exact;y what DJ said :lol:

Tom Vogel 08-12-2013 09:43 AM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
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Originally Posted by oklalawnboy (Post 6216046)
Haha! When my wife rode in my 72, she said this seat belt is broken, it won't pull all the way out...

Tell her she has to loose weight.

70cst 08-12-2013 09:57 AM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
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Originally Posted by Tom Vogel (Post 6216450)
Tell her she has to loose weight.

I have a very strong instinct for "self-preservation." :lol:

jjzepplin 08-12-2013 10:01 AM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
Pardon me, but that interior is fabulous and very worthy of the shoulder belts. I just wish mine had the mounting hole for them.

Orange67 08-12-2013 01:20 PM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
I thought all 67-72's had the mounting holes? My small window 67 had them, with the nut and all. I purchased the 3 point belts, and the bolt threaded right in.

jjzepplin 08-13-2013 04:54 AM

Re: The wife says the seat belt is broke.... wrong
 
I guess not. My truck is an old fire trail trail truck from California and was seriously bare bones. I ground all the paint out of the cab and there is nothing in that area...:waah: I guess it's broke?

jkeady 08-13-2013 11:48 AM

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That is the first thing I tell people when they get in my truck. I have had more, "Does this not pull out all the way?" questions on that...


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