Andy,
Could those be scanned and placed as a TECNICAL BULLETIN in the VTR tech
pages? If others have access to other technical buleetines, "lost" factory
info, VTR would be a good place to keep them, and make it easy to download.
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>Subject: Re: TR3 - Seat Belt locations
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>On Tue, 27 May 1997, Jack I. Brooks wrote:
>
>> Does anyone have any measurements for the seat belt anchoring locations
used
>> on the TR3B or TR4's? I am pretty sure the TR3B has anchor plates on
>> transmission tunnel and wing liners. I would like to get some dimensions,
>> so that even though they are not "correct" for my TR3A, they are at
least in
>> the right location.
>>
>> Also any details about how the belts are attached and how they pass through
>> the carpets and trim would be appreciated.
>
>Jack, I have at home some original, on-factory-authorized-distributor-
>letterhead some Standard-Triumph service bulletins that address this exact
>question. They included full-size templates, which are ok except that they
>were hand-drawn done for "ditto" reproduction (boy, those were the days,
>eh?). However, I think some measurements are given as well.
>
>These bulletins were aimed particulary at Connecticut dealers due to state
>regulations that took effect there circa 1962.
>
>If interested, I could photocopy them for a SASE!
>
>--Andy
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