What is the law and practice with seat belts


IHC in the early to mid-fifties.

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Golden Jubilee
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Post Wed Jan 15, 2014 12:10 pm

Re: What is the law and practice with seat belts

iroc409 wrote:In addition to seat belts, I'd also like to get rid of the one-piece steering column. Flail chest is no fun. The collapsible column was a major step forward in accident survivability.

I'm just not sure what I'm going to do with the steering box, since it's all one piece.


back in 1975 my buddy drove his L-120 off a cliff, not a real tall one but a cliff non the less,

he showed me the truck in the wrecking yard, the engine & trans broke apart,

what I was most impressed by, was the bruise on his chest from the steering wheel, you could see the three diamond logo from the horn button!
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Post Wed Jan 15, 2014 2:33 pm

Re: What is the law and practice with seat belts

Thanks for all the great input on this topic and for the seat belt hardware links. It will be on my to do list.
That's a good point made about collisions from behind and protecting your head from the cab.

Comes down to we are still at the mercy of the "Other" driver and that is the part that sucks, knowing all the distractions that are in vehicles these days. :t3717:
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