Accessory Parts

[jbgroby]

Anybody know where one could find the two items below?
Seat beat hooks seem to be out there I "thought" I saw them in a 50 cars catolog?

Also I'm looking for a "fusee and flag case" for the kick panel in my truck I won't put fused in it. Have the flags and reflector kits.

[LT1 Burb]

Thanks for posting this, now I know what those hooks are for that were in my suburban when I got it.

[duallyjams]

Originally Posted by LT1 Burb

Thanks for posting this, now I know what those hooks are for that were in my suburban when I got it.

Can you post a pic so we can see please.

[jbgroby]

Want to part with them?

From my limited memory they seem to have been popular in the 55-59 chevy sedan era. I tried searching for few parts parts places but can't fins them. Someone (about a yr. ago) posted a link maybe Impala Bobs? Hell when you get old and can't remember things errrrr.

[markeb01]

I don’t know if they’re the same thing or not, but all the 1940’s – 60’s GM cars I grew up in had coat hooks over the rear side windows that looked similar:



http://www.bobsclassicchevy.com/1949...tyle-pair.html

http://www.chevsofthe40s.com/detail/...NT_HANGER.html

My dad always seemed to have on of those fuse and flag cases. The bracket was silver and the case was red. The case had a pair of hooks that fit into slots on the bracket so you could just lift it off. Last time I saw one was back around 1966.

[jbgroby]

Mark,

Those might work, Where they from?

[markeb01]

Originally Posted by jbgroby

Mark,

Those might work, Where they from?

Just click on the links provided. One is from Bob's Classics and the other is from Chevy of the 40's. Or just search under 195x Chevy Coat Hook. I'm sure most of the other "normal" vendors also supply these.

[jbgroby]

Thanks, I was looking for everything BUT a coat hook

[jbgroby]

Sorry for the dumb question mark I did not scroll down enough - senior moment.

[markeb01]

Don't feel alone, I have those all the time!

[Jeff La]

Some where amongst all the stuff in our shops I seem to remember some reflectors, now I know where they came from.

[oem4me]

Those coat hooks are in nearly every GM car made throughout the 60's, so should be a snap to find. They are pretty flimsy though. Stamped from thin steel.

[jbgroby]

That should not be a problem, all the need to hold is the male seat belt. It;s pretty neat that GMC thought of even doing that in the first place. The aircraft style belt I have will nee me to drill a hole in them so I can hook them.

Does anyone make the OEM style belts with the center hole as in the picture?

[markeb01]

This is the only one I'm aware of. It has the original style buckle and tongue, but the fabric is of modern design. The stuff that was provided in the early sixties was a much more coarse weave.

http://www.cmwauto.com/MainMenu/Inte.../seatbelts.htm



Also, back in those days seat belts didn’t have sewn metal fasteners for the floor attachments. The all used the two piece bracket design. You might be able to special order this style if you want to remain as authentic as possible:

[jbgroby]

Thanks Mark,

I'll order 3 sets and try to pass off the two that I have from the later years to another trucker.

Jake