Double the protection:)

[Harman850T5]

So since it was a nice day and I had the day off work I finished some things up on both cars.

Don't mind the Volvo with the hood up, it's keeping up with it's usual ways At least it snapped the bracket on the power steering and it wasn't the tensioner like I thought.

To the goods well right now good.

I got the seat belts done Monday evening, and today I finished with the rear panels. On the first panel I should have used measure three times cut once, so there is a big gaping hole instead of the small slit it was supposed to have, so I'm going to have a friend fab something up that will even out both sides and look cool.

I love how snug it fits. It feel so much more comfortable than the door belts. At least I get to choose which belt I want for a week or two

My 5spd swap is coming together too, and I'll be starting that hopefully the week after next.

After I get those two projects done, it's paint, top, look really cool for a while

Modified by Harman850T5 at 3:01 PM 5/28/2008
Modified by Harman850T5 at 3:04 PM 5/28/2008

[Harman850T5]

I thought it would change the title and go to the top... so this is a bump.

[biggie]

Changed the title for ya.

Wish I had the time/skillz for the seatbelts and door swap. Looks good so far.

[Harman850T5]

Thank you, I can't wait to get the doors completely done. I've had a lot of time since I became single again and schools over for the summer.

[starion1991]

Thank you, I can't wait to get the doors completely done. I've had a lot of time since I became single again and schools over for the summer.

Looks pretty good, what all did you need to do the belt swap. Im planning on doing this soon

[Harman850T5]

Looks pretty good, what all did you need to do the belt swap. Im planning on doing this soon

I just used the rear seat belts and some misc bolts, nuts, and washers to get everything on. I followed what was done in the door mod sticky.

I think the hardest part was getting the panel cut out for the seat belt loops, I had it perfectly cut out and the trim piece from the door in it, then when putting the panel back on the cut out was too low. So I kinda had to make the hole twice as big and use the rubber trim from where the rear seatbelts are to make it look half decent for now. You'll need some plyers or a hammer to get the passenger belt spool in.