Gary posted a link to the 1985 Ford F-series brochure, and this photo in the brochure reminded me that I would like to buy replacement seat belts (more specifically the lap belt part with the "supports or "stands" that keep the seat belts from falling behind the seat when the seat if tilted forward.

Is there a part number for these plastic supports? Is it a part of the seat belt itself? What is the part number? Maybe there is some NOS somewhere.

Thanks again to Gary for providing a wealth of info on these old trucks.

 

This is for 1983.

 

These seat belts are Bronco related only.

U150 = Bronco / 98611A72/98611A73 = Bronco.

F100/350 Regular Cab: 10611A72/10611A73 // F150/350 Super Cab: 13611A72/13611A73

Here's the parts catalog pic for: 1980/86 F100/350 Regular Cab front seat belts & misc parts = 1980/89 Ford Light Truck Parts Catalog - Body Illustration Section 620 - Page 3 (lower pic).

 

I feel a new web page coming on............. (stand by...)

 

Was that Bronco jazz from your garagemahal, or did reamer post the wrong parts catalog reference?

How many FTE members know that U150 is the parts catalog symbol for 1978/96 Bronco?

I would assume that...at least two do...now.

 

That wasn't mine, Ron/Reamer pulled that from his catalog. My web page will have all F and U series. (Broncos are included because I plan to have one. )

 

The box says 4/87, but looks like the one in my 1986. NOS OEM Ford E6TZ-18611A73-G RED Seat Belt - 1986-UP F-150 F-250 | eBay

 

(sigh) Another clueless ebay seller, failed to mention (probably doesn't have a clue) what the applications are.

E6TZ-18611A73-G .. Left (Drivers Side) Seat Belt = 1986 F150/350 Super Cab with either Captains chairs or bench seat.

Parts catalog no longer lists the G so I don't know which type of Super Cab seat this belt fits.

What the OP needs to see is...the parts catalog pic of the belts.

 

Sorry Guys, Always learning.
(I guess I have to take the FORD hieroglyphics class).......

 

Well, at least you have the parts catalog, unlike most members of this forum that do not.

 

So what p/n do I look for?

Is it E2TZ-10611A72 and E2TZ-10611A73?
or
E6TZ-10611A72 and E6TZ-10611A73?

when a part number is superseded, like E2TZ to E6TZ, does one still need to enter the old number in the search engine, or would all the old numbers automatically take on the new number?

Lastly, I believe the last letter in the part number is the color. Those numbers are not shown in the screen shot above. What are the letters (colors)? "A through "M"?

I'm thinking I will need to enter every color choice in the "parts search engine" to find anything (then either paint to match or just live with it). My interior is Blue.

Thanks again.

 

I'm not done right now as this has turned out to be a bigger issue than I thought - especially given the color differences between years. And, I have some things in the wrong tab. But, I have to quit soon and go mow, and will come back to finish later.

Seat Belts - ???Gary's Garagemahal

 

I should stay out of the parts search for others business

Bronco, (U150) U for utility. dead giveaway I missed....

 

Click on this link to see the pic of Regular Cab belts.

611A70 shown in the pic is the R & L shields for the belts.

 

Thanks Bill.
Actually I have the parts book at home - but this item has me stumped. I think you need 25 years of Ford parts training to figure this out.

The illustration shows the lap belt and shoulder belt has the same base number. I suppose you have to buy both pieces.

In the color row, what does the "Star" mean? What does the letter mean (A, B, C, D, AJ, AF, "Dot-L", etc.)?

I have an 82 Reg Cab with blue interior. what would be the complete p/n to search for?

EDIT: I may be figuring this out. I think if there is a letter (any letter) in the color column, then that is (the last piece of the) part number. So for blue trim, I need a letter in the third column.
There is a E4TZ-15611A72-B (right side, blue) and a E5TZ-15611A73-A (left side, blue). Those are the only seat belts in blue, my next choice would be black.