I have a 67 convertible with a January build date that I would like to know if my belts are correct for the car. The car has a standard interior. The belts look original and have a GM label that reads GM 1688738, Model #3536 Allied Chemical. The buckle covers have a GM logo instead of the Fisher coach. According to thr Rick's catalog they should have a Hamill C-10 logo. Are my belts correct and do all 67's use the Fisher Body Coach logo button. As usual thanks for your expertise.

Look on your cowl tag, it should have a 5Y if you have deluxe seat belts. There should also be a date code on the belts, like 10b 66 or 12d 66, something like that, the number being the month and the letter the week. your deluxe belts have a chrome buckle with the fisher body coach on it. The stander ones have a black buckle with the GM logo on it.

The only Buckle manufacturers that I know were on Camaros were Irvins (standard) and Hammill (deluxe) I think the Allied are later belts. The Hammill C-10 from Ricks is for Corvettes only and is not correct for Camaros. I don't know why they still have them in their catalog. For 67 you should have a coach logo button for sure regardless of standard or deluxe!

Thanks for your replies. I do want to be as close as possible on originality and these are standard belts with the standard interior. On page 251 of Jason Scotts book "Camaro Restoration Guide 1967-69" there is a photo indicating "unrestored 1967 Camaro seatbelt latches." These have GM logos instead of Fisher coach labels. The photo could be wrong but I would like my car correct and guess I should replace my labels with the Fisher logo.

Post the seat belt tag numbers from your belts. Then we can tell you which are which. We need manufacturer, model number and date.

You can look at the thread to assist you.

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