72 Monte Carlo

I wish it was someone else' money, but I end up paying for it.

Yes, it's the smaller starburst buckles on the bucket and bench 3 pt seat belts. Below is the email I received from Sarah Morris at Morris Classic Concepts; Thank you for your interest in our seat belts and for contacting us! Once you add your item(s) to the cart, you’ll proceed to the first checkout page. You should see a discount code text box near the upper righthand corner if using a computer, where you can type MONTECARLOCLUB and click “Apply.” It should adjust your merchandise total to give you 5% off, and you’ll be able to then continue checking out with your shipping and payment information! Please let me know if you have any questions! Thanks, Sarah Morris sales@morrisclassic.com (864) 987-0032 Here's the link to the Monte front bucket seat belts https://www.morrisclassic.com/products/monte-carlo-front-3-point-seatbelts-for-bucket-seats Here's the link to the Monte front bench seat belts https://www.morrisclassic.com/products/monte-carlo-front-3-point-seatbelts-for-bench-seats

Beings that I couldn't find just the inner front bucket seat belts by themselves, I just caved and ordered a set of black 3 pt front bucket seat belts from Morris Concepts. Buy once, cry once!

I just ordered a set of black bucket seat belts from them on their website. It came to $400 shipped. Our discount basically covers the shipping costs.

Below is the email I received from Sarah Morris at Morris Classic Concepts; Thank you for your interest in our seat belts and for contacting us! Once you add your item(s) to the cart, you’ll proceed to the first checkout page. You should see a discount code text box near the upper righthand corner if using a computer, where you can type MONTECARLOCLUB and click “Apply.” It should adjust your merchandise total to give you 5% off, and you’ll be able to then continue checking out with your shipping and payment information! Please let me know if you have any questions! Thanks, Sarah Morris sales@morrisclassic.com (864) 987-0032 Here's the link to the Monte front bucket seat belts https://www.morrisclassic.com/products/monte-carlo-front-3-point-seatbelts-for-bucket-seats Here's the link to the Monte front bench seat belts https://www.morrisclassic.com/products/monte-carlo-front-3-point-seatbelts-for-bench-seats

How do we get the discount? Do we just give them our username on this forum?

Thank you Mark for your generosity!

I already talked with Joe and we both agree that Invision not having a phone number and immediate tech support is a huge negative for forum hosting issues, and the stress of not knowing how long the forums would be offline doesn't help anybody out much. The main problem that I see with forum hosting software in today's world, is that most of them are corporate based and ran - i.e., Invision, Internet Brands, etc., and they seem to lack having immediate tech support to resolve forum issues in a timely manner. The forum software that I've built other forums on is Vbulletin a "php" based software, which is a robust forum platform with lots of nice features. The main thing that I like about it, is that it's hosted on GoDaddy just like FGMCC is, but I can call GoDaddy directly and have them look for any hosting issues with the forums or the website since it's all hosted with them. This means that we manage the website and the forum hosting ourselves within our GoDaddy hosting platform, which means if anything does arise, we can resolve the issue as soon as humanly possible ourselves. If I do have a question about adding an addon needed, I just login to the vbulletin site/forums and look for the information needed. XenForo is another forum platform which is php based as well, that seems to be a good one too, with lots of features and options in its software suite, but at much higher costs for the added features and functionality that we might want/need. I'm texting Joe with more data to help us gauge which direction we want to go, to ensure that our forum community is up to date, more robust, has all the features and functionality we all want, without driving up membership dues cost.

Do the standard front seat belts have the automatic retractor or is that only for the deluxe seat belts? Mine has the automatic retractor for the outsides of the front seats just inside the doors. With as many members we have here who probably have first gen Monte parts cars, that they don't have a set of the inner receivers for bucket seats.

I would get them, but I cannot afford to pay that much for a set of seat belts right now.

Is this style considered the standard or deluxe seat belt? I'm assuming that only the deluxe style would have the vinyl covered inner female receptacle side of the seat belts.

In today's world, cork gaskets are obsolete. Decades ago, they were the only option to seal up mechanical parts. But with newer technology, rubber and silicone gaskets provide a much better seal, and are easier to install and in most cases reusable. On any engine build or for a reseal nowadays, I only use Fel Pro one piece oil pan gaskets and their silicone/rubber valve cover gaskets.

Well done Aaron! Looks like an awesome event.

Welcome to FGMCC!

Joe, you might ask GoDaddy to check the hosting Server resources - processor, memory, etc., to see if they are hitting 100% usage a lot. If they are that will cause website issues.

I have been getting random super slowness while loading the website or the website unavailable message, but it's been intermittent.

Is there an alternative to use a different intermediate steering shaft being used with like the 98 Jeep Grand Cherokee steering gear box, to get away from using the rag joint setup? I know on the square body Chevy 4wd pickups, you can use an 84-94 XJ intermediate steering shaft to eliminate the rag joint. Everyone that does that upgrade, said it's a night and day difference in the steering of those pickup trucks.

Welcome to FGMCC!

Those two inner female seat belts are what I've been looking for.

My seat belts have the automatic retractable male side and the 2-1/2" wide female side of the belts. My original question was does the inner front belts between the bucket seats and the center console, have the stiff outer coating so that they sit in place so a person doesn't have to hunt for them?

Dennis, here it is. $300. They are not reproduced by anyone. I'm here at my Camaro guru's yard right now. Let me know ASAP 541-969-4909

It has a really old school set of Recaro seats in it as well. I'm trading the 1980 hood, grille, front fender vents for 1979 parts, but I'm keeping the 1980 rear fender flares as I prefer that look of them on the car. Also, since it was an automatic transmission car originally, and it has a turbo 400 trans in it now, I removed the manual trans clutch and brake pedals to exchange them for the correct auto trans brake pedal.

He said that he has one. He'll get some pictures of it and send them to me with a price.

My friend is the local Camaro guru. He has 70+ Camaro cars in his collection. Whatever Camaro he thinks it's beyond fixing, he scraps every available part of them. He has a shop that has bins for every type of Camaro part, and he sells them across the country.

I've ran the spreadbore to square bore adapters before without any negative effects.