The rules that applied at year of manufacture apply so if it was never fitted then none are required.
However I would fit them for safety sake - but not required for rego.
Garry
G'day everyone, I am about to take my 1966 109" for rego in QLD. The last landy i had was 1968 model I registered this one in 2001 and had no worries about it not having seatbelts. Have the rules changed since then, I am just trying to save myself 2 trips to the inspection station.
Cheers
Jason
The rules that applied at year of manufacture apply so if it was never fitted then none are required.
However I would fit them for safety sake - but not required for rego.
Garry
REMLR 243
2007 Range Rover Sport TDV6
1977 FC 101
1976 Jaguar XJ12C
1973 Haflinger AP700
1971 Jaguar V12 E-Type Series 3 Roadster
1957 Series 1 88"
1957 Series 1 88" Station Wagon
As Garry said I would fit them just for saftey. but if it passed like that before it should pass again.
cheers steve
G'day OliveDrab
I have my 1968 GS on full rego without belts and have since 92, as far as I know the same rules still apply, seat belts were not required in commercial bodied vehicles in Qld until 1/1/1972, so as your vehicle is 1966 it would not have been fitted for belts and would not have had seatbelt mounting locations fitted to it, and the seatbelt law is not retrospective, also the vehicle pre-dates ADR's they were introduced in 1972
cheers
If you are going to fit them for extra safety then do it after it has been inspected. Otherwise it will need to be certified as a modification and be properly engineered which could be a big hassle. Mind you though, a lot of the blokes doing RWC's wouldnt have a clue whether it should or shouldnt have them and would probably pass it anyway.
John
Series 2 LWB - Gone
Series 3 LWB - Gone
Series 1 LWB - Gone
81 RR 2 door - Gone
95 Disco v8 - The Next Victim
I would fit them for safety even though they are not required - but I query whether they would need to be engineered, as they were optional from the start of Series 2 production in 1958, and use standard parts, same as Series 3.
In any case, it is very unlikely that inspectors would query seat belt installations in a vehicle that age as they would have no idea whether it was that way originally. As noted, it is pre-ADRs.
John
John
JDNSW
1986 110 County 3.9 diesel
1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol
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