Rear Seat 3-Point Seat Belts
I needed to upgrade the rear seat belts in my 1970 Monte Carlo—what was in there before was a mismatched, worn-out set and only included the lap belt that could not accommodate a child car seat. Since I wanted something safer and also needed belts that could securely accommodate a child car seat, I went with the rear seat belt kit from Morris Classic Concepts—and I'm really glad I did.
The kit is high quality across the board. The webbing and hardware are top-notch, and once installed, the belts give a clean, OEM-plus appearance that fits perfectly with the car's interior. The retractors work smoothly, and the buckles feel solid and secure.
Installation did require drilling into the rear seat shelf and trunk area, which is worth noting if you're expecting a purely bolt-in job. That said, the process was still pretty straightforward, and the included hardware and instructions made it manageable. The final result is a secure, modern-style 3-point system that feels like a major safety upgrade—especially important for properly securing a child car seat in a classic car.
If you're restoring or updating the rear seats in a Chevelle or Monte Carlo, this kit is a solid investment in both safety and usability.