I have a 1968 firebird (not a convertible). It has shoulder harnesses with a spade type clip. However, no buckle. Where should it insert? I had posted a similar question regarding what the receiver looked like. I received on reply stating it was a double receiver. I just found this on a Camaro web site:

"'68-'69 Camaro owners are accustomed to finding two sets of belt buckles between their front seat and the drive shaft tunnel. ....The clip belt was attached to the headliner and the buckle belt was mounted to the floor on top of the lap buckle belt, both inside the flexible plastic boot."

Does anyone have a picture of this arrangement? Any one know where to purchase? Any help is appreciated.

Yes, the description is accurate. Double female buckles mount on the insides of the tunnel, and shoulder belt mounts to the roof. There is not much 'give' in this arrangement, thus why nobody used them. This site or Epay are good places to find seatbelts. They are made aftermarket, but very expensive. Also, two styles of buckles. Deluxe were stainless, and standard were plastic.

I found a shot of the lap belts:

Thanks. Thanks to your photos I was able to better understand what I needed.. I think I found it!

When were shoulder belts required? Were they an option in 1968?

Thanks
Dave