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Originally Posted by goldie
I installed a four-point harness in my woody/huckster. All structure from the windshield back is wood. Belts are anchored to the floor with large bolts and backing plates. Wood is very thick lumber and I figure any impact that would pull these anchors out would be more than enough to crush the entire structure me included. The doors tend to swing open easily so I have installed backup latches. I did work in the auto racing safety equipment industry so I have a little knowledge. Putting in a four-point system eliminates having to attach to a "B" pillar, just go to the floor. I have learned to drive the A very defensively and installed very bright LED lights all around, short of putting a full roll cage I have done the best I can?
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You did not learn to attach the shoulder belts to the floor from the racing saftey industry. That is the best and easiest way to get a compression fracture of the spine in a roll over wreck.