For those who obsess about exactly how their 356 left the factory!
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Brian R Adams
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by Brian R Adams » Fri May 13, 2022 10:49 pm
Martin Benade wrote: ↑Fri May 13, 2022 8:57 pm
I think I might see nuts. I agree that dealer installed is most likely, but then would they have gotten on the COA?
Sorry, I misunderstood. Yes, definitely nuts over washers.
I'd sure like to understand the COA entry as well.
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Harlan Halsey
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by Harlan Halsey » Sat May 14, 2022 4:43 am
I have that corner version (formed plate with welded nut) on all my 356s. That is the stock location on 356Cs.
The Super 90 supplement to the B Workshop manual gives a dimensioned drawing for a shoulder belt anchor for a 3 point seat belt. It is just under the trim rail and quite far back on the side wall.
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Helge Tielker
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by Helge Tielker » Sat May 14, 2022 2:13 pm
As being built in december 1959 - I looked under the car and we have also the "xx degree" flattened area (will add a picture). Will try first to understand the picture given by Brian (Diagram from Autobooks manual by Kenneth Ball) and than proceed.
thanks to all for the information and knowledge shared.
356 B Coupe 12/59 ruby red/ black
"REDMAXX"
356 C Coupe 64 BaliBlue
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Mike Smith
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by Mike Smith » Sun May 15, 2022 5:35 am
PR Services in the UK supply the answers to your questions
www.prs356.com
Select Parts and then and then
Just enter Seat Belts in the Search Box
Select the correct units for the rear Firewall Shape in your car
No welding required, just drilling – but DO NOT attempt to drill through the carpet the Drill will grab a thread and shred the Carpet
Mike Smith (Essex - UK)
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Brian R Adams
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by Brian R Adams » Sun May 15, 2022 11:19 am
Mike Smith wrote: ↑Sun May 15, 2022 5:35 am
PR Services in the UK supply the answers to your questions
www.prs356.com
Select Parts and then and then
Just enter Seat Belts in the Search Box
Select the correct units for the rear Firewall Shape in your car
No welding required, just drilling – but DO NOT attempt to drill through the carpet the Drill will grab a thread and shred the Carpet
The bolts on mine peek out from under the bottom edge of the carpet, curling it back a bit. Probably not a proper installation of carpet, but no holes through it.
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Helge Tielker
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by Helge Tielker » Sun Jun 05, 2022 6:12 am
Hey guys, will order some parts for a 3 point seat belts, but .. I remember a set (I thought read about it for an A model) which has had the highest fixing points at the B-style of our tubs (so you have enough hight for the shoulder). Can anyone recall this .. leads will highly appreciated ...
356 B Coupe 12/59 ruby red/ black
"REDMAXX"
356 C Coupe 64 BaliBlue
(under restoration)