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Old 10/21/08, 02:59 PM
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I know a person that had(has) a 65-66 coupe. I'm not sure if they still have it, but they hit a semi at 50 and he only had lap belts. His head hit the steering column and broke his jaw in 2 places, messed up his throat, and fractured 2 vertebrae in his neck.
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That is bad :-\

I'm glad the II at least has shoulder belts, but thats still not enough, especially for the go I have planned for it. Makes me worry a bit for my buddy Luke and his 66. its going to be pretty fast when he sticks that motor back in.
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Why don't you stay home and go to school by correspondence course? or save up for a V-8 where you can get out of your own way? I know a man that was run over by a garbage truck in a '67 coupe. He saw it coming and laid down in the seat. The roof was crushed in and everyone thought he was dead but he walked away without a scratch. Good thing he was wearing his brown pants! kennyg
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I finally decided I'm not going V8.
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My brother has a '68 Cougar and one thing that always concerned me when riding in it is the safety of the lap belts and low-back bucket seats. I would really like to see this guy and my brother get high-back seats and a good restraint system.
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Originally Posted by mystichris@MD
My brother has a '68 Cougar and one thing that always concerned me when riding in it is the safety of the lap belts and low-back bucket seats. I would really like to see this guy and my brother get high-back seats and a good restraint system.
A '68 Cougar should have factory shoulder harnesses, he could install '69 low back seats with head rests and use the same upholstery. kennyg
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Originally Posted by kennyg
A '68 Cougar should have factory shoulder harnesses, he could install '69 low back seats with head rests and use the same upholstery. kennyg
The Cougars didn't have shoulder harnesses until '69. I didn't know that they made low back bucket seats in '69.
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