Flaping seat belts?
05-01-2004, 11:25 AM
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Re: Flaping seat belts?
Phinz did pass the time by typing:
> What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
> the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
> there must be a simpler & logical way.
Velcro ties or bungee cords.
http://www.cablemarkers.com/other.htm
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DougW
> What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
> the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
> there must be a simpler & logical way.
Velcro ties or bungee cords.
http://www.cablemarkers.com/other.htm
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DougW
05-01-2004, 11:25 AM
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Re: Flaping seat belts?
Phinz did pass the time by typing:
> What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
> the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
> there must be a simpler & logical way.
Velcro ties or bungee cords.
http://www.cablemarkers.com/other.htm
--
DougW
> What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
> the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
> there must be a simpler & logical way.
Velcro ties or bungee cords.
http://www.cablemarkers.com/other.htm
--
DougW
05-01-2004, 11:25 AM
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Re: Flaping seat belts?
Phinz did pass the time by typing:
> What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
> the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
> there must be a simpler & logical way.
Velcro ties or bungee cords.
http://www.cablemarkers.com/other.htm
--
DougW
> What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
> the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
> there must be a simpler & logical way.
Velcro ties or bungee cords.
http://www.cablemarkers.com/other.htm
--
DougW
05-01-2004, 11:25 AM
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Re: Flaping seat belts?
Phinz did pass the time by typing:
> What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
> the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
> there must be a simpler & logical way.
Velcro ties or bungee cords.
http://www.cablemarkers.com/other.htm
--
DougW
> What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
> the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
> there must be a simpler & logical way.
Velcro ties or bungee cords.
http://www.cablemarkers.com/other.htm
--
DougW
05-01-2004, 11:49 AM
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Re: Flaping seat belts?
I'm planning to remove mine. No one ever sits back there anyway.
n.
"Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote in message
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> I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but there must be a simpler &
logical way.
n.
"Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote in message
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> I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but there must be a simpler &
logical way.
05-01-2004, 11:49 AM
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Re: Flaping seat belts?
I'm planning to remove mine. No one ever sits back there anyway.
n.
"Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote in message
news:59c0ec43826e0acb0c0f715c9181f6df@news.teranew s.com...
> I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but there must be a simpler &
logical way.
n.
"Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote in message
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> I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but there must be a simpler &
logical way.
05-01-2004, 11:49 AM
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Re: Flaping seat belts?
I'm planning to remove mine. No one ever sits back there anyway.
n.
"Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote in message
news:59c0ec43826e0acb0c0f715c9181f6df@news.teranew s.com...
> I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but there must be a simpler &
logical way.
n.
"Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote in message
news:59c0ec43826e0acb0c0f715c9181f6df@news.teranew s.com...
> I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but there must be a simpler &
logical way.
05-01-2004, 11:49 AM
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Re: Flaping seat belts?
I'm planning to remove mine. No one ever sits back there anyway.
n.
"Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote in message
news:59c0ec43826e0acb0c0f715c9181f6df@news.teranew s.com...
> I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but there must be a simpler &
logical way.
n.
"Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote in message
news:59c0ec43826e0acb0c0f715c9181f6df@news.teranew s.com...
> I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but there must be a simpler &
logical way.
05-01-2004, 11:54 AM
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Re: Flaping seat belts?
remove rear seat
remove rear seatbelts
sell seat and seatbelts as a set
no more problems! =)
I made up some velcro straps and wrapped them around the belts and roll bar, that is,
until I got rid of the rear seat for good.
On Sat, 01 May 2004 15:09:52 GMT, "Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote:
>>What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
>>the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
>>there must be a simpler & logical way.
>>
remove rear seatbelts
sell seat and seatbelts as a set
no more problems! =)
I made up some velcro straps and wrapped them around the belts and roll bar, that is,
until I got rid of the rear seat for good.
On Sat, 01 May 2004 15:09:52 GMT, "Phinz" <Canes&Phinz@#1.com> wrote:
>>What do you guys do to hold down those annoying rear seat belts flapping in
>>the wind when the top is down? I've got some ideas (cutting them out!!) but
>>there must be a simpler & logical way.
>>
