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Old 03-23-2014, 06:18 PM
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Well the shoulder belts are finished and reinstalled. I am please with how they came out. The belts were in good shape so I just cleaned them with gentle detergent. I got new braided elastic at the local hobby supply store and had it sewn on at a shoe repair shop. The anchor covers were pretty scratched up so I replaced them while I was at it. I also replaced the missing rear coat hooks.

Also, after much consideration I purchased a repop rear console. I really like the way the rear consoles finish the backseat and the one I purchased came with two inserts. One was the standard buckle holder with ash tray. The other has a buckle holder, cup holder, and two USB jacks for charging phones, etc - pretty cool. I was very impressed with the quality, and the covering material looks identical to the front console.

To avoid the cries of sacrilege and to avoid feeling guilty, I was hoping that just the friction of the seat bottom cushions would hold it in place so that it could be easily removed. I have seen some other postings on here where that has been done with apparent success. I found that it did not work in my case, mainly in that it would not stay firmly against the rear seatback. It is designed with a mounting flange that attaches to the hump under the seatback and a mounting brace in the front that also attaches to the hump. I have attached it at the rear where the holes won't be visible and am still deciding whether to attach the front or not. It really needs to be attached, but...

Here's a few pictures.








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