How rare is the 1970 Rear shoulder seat belts for a B-Body?

[6PKRTSE]

How rare is the 1970 Rear shoulder seat belts for a B-Body? I have just seen my first set & thought that must be pretty rare???

 

[69 Runner]

Yup. They're pretty rare.....like most Mopars

 

[Deleted member 214]

I think they were required in all cars starting in 1970. My October 69-built 1070 Road Runner has them. They tuck up along the headliner when not in use, and without mandatory seat belt laws they didn't get used much.

 

[6PKRTSE]

That is the front belts you are refering to. My 70 Charger does the same on the fronts.
I was posting/asking about rear shoulder seat belts. Never really seen them before for the rears.

 

[6PKRTSE]

I found a set locally, complete. Including everything to install them. What are they worth? he was going to sell them to me. Just want to make it fair on both sides.

 

[jaws]

I have only seen them in one car from the factory. And that was a three tag GTX.

 

[6PKRTSE]

Do the belts still use the same as all of the other belts in the car? I finally saw pictures of the belts he had & the buckles "do not" match the rest of the Chrysler belts. Was this how Chrysler did them? Most people say yes, they are the same but I have seen 2 different sets of pictures now & they appear to be different buckles.

 

[SpeedyGreek]

I believe the buckles on the set you are referring to are "deluxe seat belts" (I believe I have seen the set you are referring to). I think they are the same buckles that are on my 70 Challenger convertible and are very hard to find ( I am one buckle short and have been looking).

 

[6PKRTSE]

I have never seen different style belt buckles. As far as I can remember all of my Challengers, Chargers a Coronet all had the same flip type belt buckles.

 

[Deleted member 214]

I think they were required in all cars starting in 1970. My October 69-built 1070 Road Runner has them. They tuck up along the headliner when not in use, and without mandatory seat belt laws they didn't get used much.

Yep, I didn't see the "rear" mentioned. My bad!