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Step 2Look for a car that wants to donate a seat belt
First of all: This is an instructable partly inspired by "bofthem" and his well written instructable, so, props to him, and check it out here.
In the city I live, there happens to be whole "junk" yards full of cars that want to donate their seat belts to a higher cause such as this.
Be sure the car is no longer in use, since seat belts are the law.
This place charges $4.00 for a seat belt ($2.00 per each end of the buckle). ***UPDATE*** They now charge $6.00 or $3.00 per each end of the buckle. Sheesh, prices going up everywhere! This "junk" yard is a self serve place, which I prefer. You pay $2.00 to get in the door, and then with your own tools can go get whatever you want, at great prices, since you are doing the labor.
In the city I live, there happens to be whole "junk" yards full of cars that want to donate their seat belts to a higher cause such as this.
Be sure the car is no longer in use, since seat belts are the law.
This place charges $4.00 for a seat belt ($2.00 per each end of the buckle). ***UPDATE*** They now charge $6.00 or $3.00 per each end of the buckle. Sheesh, prices going up everywhere! This "junk" yard is a self serve place, which I prefer. You pay $2.00 to get in the door, and then with your own tools can go get whatever you want, at great prices, since you are doing the labor.
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