1. Red CORBEAU three point harness with quick release in rear and eyebolts with quick release ends so that the harness can easily be removed from the car. Included Mazdaspeed harness pads. CORBEAU continues to set the trend in style, design and safety with the introduction of their new 2-inch Harness Belts. CORBEAU belts provide the perfect touch to any vehicle and the perfect match to any of the wide variety of CORBEAU seats. Standard features include military grade nylon webbing, pressure-reducing waist pads, push-button release buckle, and double release rear buckle option for easy access to rear seat. CORBEAU Harness Belts are compatible with any CORBEAU seat. $40 plus shipping.



2. Arospeed rear floor brace in polished chrome mount to front side seatbelt mounts. The Arospeed floor bar is designed to create a brace between each side of the chasis. This bar is placed in between the front and rear seat floor, and bolts directly into the seatbelt mount. By being placed in a central area of the vehicle it helps to create a more rigid chassis, which can also help stiffen the suspension. It also helps to give the car the look and feel that most sport compact owners desire.
$50 plus shipping

 

will the aerospeed bar work in a 2nd gen?

 

Shure will. It's universal adjusts in center and the ends bolt to the outside seat belt bolts.

 

ROFL ...
Can't you even read your own pictures ??
Also .. that's a pic of a 3-point harness.

 

If you are not interested please take your suggestion somewhere else. I'm not a professional writer and don't not get paid to be and don't try to be, just trying to help some fellow Protégé owners out.

That's what I hate about this forum it has become a place for chicken **** ******** to flame folks for stupid ****.

Thanks for our interest and commit.

FYI: By the way if anybody doesn't like my criticism I'm available anytime in person for consultation.

 

biknman, You can also try and turn your search to www.dragva.com ...sinceyou are close.

And yes, This site is full of immature asses, which is why I act the way I act...

But try that site out, and hopefully it'll help with your selling.

 

It's just that usually when you are selling something it pays to be clear on exactly what the item is. And my post worked because you went back and fixed the information

It's hard to calculate shipping charges without a postal code though. Can you post yours or one that is reasonably close to you?

 

That is why I posted pics from the manufactures with their descriptions.

Any-who

My zip is 21206 Baltimore, MD USA.

FYI I recently had problems shipping item it Canada. Either they charged a huge duty or ether the USPS or Canadian PS lost the item and all the recipient got was a piece of the package. So I suggest shipping though UPS insured, cost more but safer.

 

UPS will give it to us canadians without lube. Ask me how I know... brokerage fees are killer with ups.. usps is much better.

 

email me if you still have a harness... marcgerth@hotmail.com

 

hey do you still have any of the floor braces? i am very interested

 

floor brace sold a few weeks ago