Seat belt guides

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beex64

Re: Seat belt guides

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Just got "Bradybelters". I painted them which was a hard task due -22 C. cool weather. Guides are excellent and i can recommend them to all Spiderman.
zachmac
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Your car is a: 1978 Spider [1979 2 ltr engine]
Location: Aiken, SC

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I put my Brady Guides on to use as soon as I got them and haven't taken the time to paint them. Driving in this damp weather with the top down they now seem to be taking on a perfect patina of their own that compliments my tan interior nicely! Not corrosion, just that nice burnished look SS gets. I think I'll stay lazy and just enjoy the fine quailty SS pieces.
Jeff Klein, Aiken, SC
1980 FI Spider, Veridian with Tan (sold about a year ago), in the market for another project
1989 Spider, sold
2008 Mercedes SL65
2008 S600 Mercedes V12
azygoustoyou

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Just be careful. They will rust. I had to clean the rod up some because of rust before I made them.
supplyguy

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Are these still for sale?
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Kingme2
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Joined: Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:04 am
Your car is a: 1980 124 Spider
Location: Calgary, Alberta

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He's no longer a member... Find his email addy somewhere, they are great seatbelt guides.
Due to recent budget cuts and the rising cost of electricity, gas, and oil, we have decided to turn off the light at the end of the tunnel. We apologize for any inconvenience.

1981 Fiat Spider, all black... "Corvino", italian for the Raven
SunnySideUp
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Your car is a: SOLD

Re: Seat belt guides

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I think these are VERY similar and available through one of our vendors:

http://www.autoricambi.us/product/RI1-4 ... T-124-all/
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