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You can buy a good used '92-96 camper shell for $20-100 any day of the week to get the hard points in the roof. But the rest will be a little more difficult. Finding good rear shoulder belts from those trucks is harder - I've only found 1. Then you'd have to drill & weld in 2 more hard points to mount each belt: 1 for each reel on each wheelwell, & 1 for each end on each side of the rear seat. Then you have to swap in a '92-96 rear seat, or at least '92-96 buckles.
Doing it with a roll bar wouldn't be much easier, even though you could use ANY roll bar & just have some nuts welded in to recieve the shoulder bolts. You'd still have to come up with a belt system that you'd trust with your life (or your family's). I'd stick with using factory parts because you KNOW they meet DOT specs for rollover safety.
If you need a good rear seat, I have a nice tan leather one in great shape for sale. Click my sig & look in the Spare Parts album.
I did a similar install in a friend's '75 Bronco using a roll bar to add front shoulder belts:
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Doing it with a roll bar wouldn't be much easier, even though you could use ANY roll bar & just have some nuts welded in to recieve the shoulder bolts. You'd still have to come up with a belt system that you'd trust with your life (or your family's). I'd stick with using factory parts because you KNOW they meet DOT specs for rollover safety.
If you need a good rear seat, I have a nice tan leather one in great shape for sale. Click my sig & look in the Spare Parts album.
I did a similar install in a friend's '75 Bronco using a roll bar to add front shoulder belts:
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