Seat Belt Rear Anchor Location

[BluRaySRT]

I'm trying to locate the location of the rear seat belt anchor(s) in my '71 Cuda vert.    My understanding is that the belt seat belt bolt went  into a threaded hole on each side of the  in the neighborhood of where the inner wheelhouse meets the floor.   I have the rear seat out for better visibility, but I'm not seeing them.  If anyone has a picture or a diagram it would be greatly appreciated!

[anlauto]

This is a 1971 Cuda convertible

[anlauto]

The outboards are located on a separate bracket, if there's a chance your car has had a lot of repair work in the common area, there could be the off chance that those brackets were not put back in place 

[BluRaySRT]

It appears that both the brackets and the mounting holes are missing.    I believe that there are replacement brackets available.   I'm not sure how to do the anchors.   Just bolting to the floor does not seem adequate.

[BluRaySRT]

Close Up of where anchor is supposed to be.

[BluRaySRT]

Close Up of where the bracket should be.

[71vert340]

 It definitely appears someone hand formed a new piece of sheet metal to make a floor pan. Can you see the inboard anchor points near the tunnel from underneath the car? Was the new pan simply laid over the old pan?
Terry W.

[anlauto]

As for the two center anchors, look under the car, they are a part of a large reinforcement bracket that goes all around the tunnel over the center of the rear axle...

[anlauto]

AMD does sell the outer ones, not sure if hardtop and convertible are the same, but you can likely make them work.
https://www.autometaldirect.com/amd-rear-seat-belt-mounting-brackets-pair-70-71-dodge-plymouth-e-body-p-4867.html

[BluRaySRT]

I found this under the car in the area you pointed out.   Is this the seat bolt anchor?   The nut is there but it was not drilled through the floor.

[anlauto]

I found this under the car in the area you pointed out.   Is this the seat bolt anchor?   The nut is there but it was not drilled through the floor.

PERFECT ! That's it YES ...just drill it out (easier said then done of course)

[Jay Bee]

AMD does sell the outer ones, not sure if hardtop and convertible are the same, but you can likely make them work.
https://www.autometaldirect.com/amd-rear-seat-belt-mounting-brackets-pair-70-71-dodge-plymouth-e-body-p-4867.html

I bought that pair through Roseville. Today was seat belt install day and guess what, the threads in my pair were 7/16 x 14, not the 7/16 x 20 that the bolts are. Hey Alan, I guess my expectation was too high on reproduction parts.  I did mange to run a 7/16 X 20 tap through it.

[cudamadd]

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