I'll have to remember not to take kids under 16 in any of my cars that are older than my '65, which has front only. The older ones have none at all. That includes my '63, and all the way back to my '48 FMC car. I had a tough time getting them to leave my power windows alone anyway. At least *THAT* will cease to be a problem.
Paul W.
In Washington State, I got all the required seatbelt info from the State
Patrol. For my '59, in a nutshell, I cannot carry passengers under 16 in the
backseat because there are no seatbelts (I have lap belts in the front).
Laurie Carter
'59 Crown
'65 Crown Coupe
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From: Donn Reese
I'm sure it's on a state by state basis and I think we have that provision
here although I haven't found the legal code yet. The seat belt issue has
come up in our household and led me to scramble one morning to get the back
seat belts installed before taking passengers (the spouse didn't like the
idea of not having belts "because it's the law"). I believe in using seat
belts but chafe at the national trend for laws requiring them, which just
causes this sort of extra stress.
Donn Reese
1960 Custom 4dr hdtp
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