Sweatlock

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Looking for a pair of tan front seat belt guides for a 1992 Firebird.

PM me if you have a pair you’d sell along with photos and a price plus shipping to ZIP code 33773-3024. I can pay via PayPal, money order or check.

Thanks in advance!

Best regards,

Glynn

beths91camaro

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I have a pair, I believe that one side is damaged. Would you like me to get pics of them?

Sweatlock

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Sure, I’m curious as to how it’s damaged(?) I’ll take some pics.

Thanks!

Best regards,

Glynn

firebirddude142

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I have the seat belts with the guides pm or text me my number is (612) 860-2513

dagwood

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They make reproduction ones that are awesome. Classic Industries has them and I bought them for our 91 Trans Am.

firebirddude142

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I have the belts these style guides have to be cut to get them off belts pm or text me my number is (612) 860-2513 if your interested in them

Sweatlock

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Thanks - I can’t see the guides in this photo, but I just went to the Classic Industries website and I can’t find them, either through a general search or by narrowing it down to year, make & model.

dagwood

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Ahhhh.......I thought you were talking about the sleeves, on the seatbelt next to the console......my bad.

dagwood

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Classic Industries DOES sell them, but only in grey or black for 82-92. They can be painted with vinyl dye.

Drew

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Funny they list those as 82-92, they're only correct for 84-89. The guides used to be cheap at the dealer, I'd put my ear to the ground and try to find a NOS set, or just go with the earlier style as a placeholder until someone repros the correct style guides.

dagwood

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Those are the easy style to replace, right? Don't you have to take the seatbelt apart on the other styles to get it through the guide? If so, that's probably why they are only making one version

Sweatlock

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Yeah, I’m looking for the earlier ‘84 to ‘89 ones that you can slip on without cutting anything. For some reason, tan is a very difficult colour to find. I’ve seen the repros in grey and black and ordinarily I’d just buy them and paint them the colour I need, but I’m concerned since they’re a wear item. I’ve painted lots of interior plastic before and SEM dye with the correct prep holds up really well, but I’d have my doubts in this application with a seat belt sliding over them.