Re: [AMC-list] seats and safety stickers

["Dan Strohl" <DStrohl@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bruce-

Those safety stickers are from the NSRA, which conducts a free safety
inspection program at its events:

http://nsra-usa.com/index.php/site/section/C11

If you do decide to sell the car, don't forget Hemmings.

dan



Date: Tue, 9 Jun 2009 07:07:44 -0400
From: Bruce Griffis <bruce.griffis@xxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [AMC-list] Anyone have experience selling AMCs on
	traditional	places?
To: "AMC, Rambler, Nash, Jeep and family" <amc-list@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Could be. I like the bench seat, and will never do high-speed
manuevering. I know I could mount three-point seat belts, or even use
four-point belts mounted in the existing seat belt locations - they
would look dorky, but might work. I also know headrests were an option
and would be period correct, just not sure if they would offer enough
protection.

Anyway, I'll mull it over. I noticed some safety stickers on some
hotrods at the last show I went to. Think I'll look for them again and
ask some questions. What turns  a hobby car into a safe car.

Basically, I just want my son to be able to participate without taking
more than the usual risks on his physical safety. I figured a newer
car would have met more safety requirements. We've got two newer cars
for daily driving - so that isn't an issue - but going for the
occasional fun run could be.
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