2 Vintage American Safety Seat Belt Assembly 379429

These were never installed they were in a box for years and moved around so the have some scratches and scuffs.

Based on the identifying information on the tag, this seat belt was manufactured by American Safety Equipment Corporation .

Tags with this specific layout (listing Model No. 379429 and the "American Safety" logo) were primarily produced for American Motors Corporation (AMC) vehicles from the late 1960s. Similar model numbers and tags from this manufacturer are commonly found in the following classic cars and trucks:

• American Motors (AMC): Models such as the AMX , Javelin , Rambler , Ambassador , and Rebel (typically 1967–1970 models).

• International Harvester: Specifically the Scout II (1971–1980 models).

• Mopar/Chrysler: Some late '60s and early '70s B-body vehicles used American Safety components.

While the part is technically a factory replacement for specific vintage vehicles, it may also be found in "universal fit" aftermarket kits from that era. To ensure exact fitment for your vehicle, you should compare the mounting hardware and retractor style with your car's original equipment.