AFtermarket - Seats and Seat Belts (harness)

[JBarry]

I thought I saw a member here that was selling 5 point harnesses and or seatbelts. I've clicked on about 100 members pages in the last 3 days and have yet to find the member. Murphy's Law kicks in again...

Anyone out here help me find this member so I can get some AFtermarket seat stuff?

Thanks in advance.

J. Barry

[scaleracecars]

Originally Posted by JBarry

I thought I saw a member here that was selling 5 point harnesses and or seatbelts. I've clicked on about 100 members pages in the last 3 days and have yet to find the member. Murphy's Law kicks in again...

Anyone out here help me find this member so I can get some AFtermarket seat stuff?

Thanks in advance.

J. Barry

You might want to look here
http://www.scaleracecars.com/Merchan..._Code=SRCbelts
The seatbelt hardware comes with your choice of two sets of belts!
David

[JBarry]

Ah, thank you David. I appreciate your quick response.

J. Barry

[Renegade]

For seats you can also check SAS - http://www.scaleautostyle.com . Chris makes one hell of a nice Recaro seats.

[nis.k.a.]

HERE's the set that I use for my models. I'm very pleased with them.

[proosen]

If you have a lot of sparetime yoo could always scratchbuild your own seatbelts
Niclas

[willimo]

Or not a small fortune. Harness get rather expensive when you put them in 3-4 cars straigh....

[proosen]

Yeah, as my fortune is somewhat limited I'll keep making my own hardware when I think it's called for.

Niclas

Here's another one of mine, Volvo BTCC estate

[JBarry]

Thanks for all the links guys. I appreciate them. It was Chris' site that I was looking for (http://www.scaleautostyle.com) but all the sites are useful.

You guys that are making your own rule. Thanks for the photos proosen. Man, that's some fine work there. I hope someday I am skilled enough to do that.

J. Barry

[sugarfree]

proosen, how did u make the buckles?? any hints?

[proosen]

I'll put up a brief tutorial a.s.a.p. and that says almost nothing as I have two little boys at home stealing daddys preciuos modeling time

Niclas

[JBarry]

Originally Posted by proosen

I'll put up a brief tutorial a.s.a.p. and that says almost nothing as I have two little boys at home stealing daddys preciuos modeling time

Niclas

hahah! The only reason why I can even THINK about modeling now, is because both my children are grown up and have moved out

But enjoy your sons. 20 years goes by like a flash in the pan. Every second with them counts.

...20 years, "baby sitting". God, I'm glad that's over with. I may even sex up the wife now.

Nah, better not, why wreck the buzz. (jk)

J. Barry

[sugarfree]

haha... btw, i just bought this 2mm wide (dont ask me how many inch is that) ribbon. is that thick enough? or shud i get the thicker one? i bought this in 1m length, so if i actually need a thicker one, im not wasting $$. any comments of what size u people normally use???
thx

[proosen]

I've tested both ribbon and paper and I must say that paper is the better one to use. Easier to manage and to get the right "hang" on, there's a nice texture on the ribbons but I think it's to out of scale. The paper I use is the kind you use in the kitchen or something like it, the stuff that's on some decal sheet as protection is great. With a felt pen it's easy to get whatever color I desire.

Niclas