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<blockquote data-quote="Ivor" data-source="post: 28959" data-attributes="member: 765"><p>:? Not being funny, and perhaps I'm wrong here, but a 3 point belt is like a triangle, two of the points in you van are in the same place, surely there is a mounting point missing on the wheelarches? I've just welded patches onto the arches on mine, and I seem to remember that the '72 bay I owned 15 years ago had arched strengthening plates in the wheelarches.</p><p>Wrapping the belt around the cushion will surely mean in the event of an accident, the child in the seat will swivel in the seat before coming to a halt.</p><p>Can anyone clarify this.............?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ivor, post: 28959, member: 765"] :? Not being funny, and perhaps I'm wrong here, but a 3 point belt is like a triangle, two of the points in you van are in the same place, surely there is a mounting point missing on the wheelarches? I've just welded patches onto the arches on mine, and I seem to remember that the '72 bay I owned 15 years ago had arched strengthening plates in the wheelarches. Wrapping the belt around the cushion will surely mean in the event of an accident, the child in the seat will swivel in the seat before coming to a halt. Can anyone clarify this.............? [/QUOTE]
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