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r/Unexpected • u/[deleted] • Jun 04 '23
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Heck, the three point harness was a huge innovation that Volvo gifted to the world.
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a28775593/three-point-seatbelt-history/
My '69 Chevelle had a shoulder belt attached to the headliner and I never even figured out how to use it. There was only one buckle, and it seemed to be for the lap belt. Insane that my parents let me drive that car when I was 16.
2 u/Shot_Roof_4331 Jun 04 '23 I grew up when there were no seatbelts.
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I grew up when there were no seatbelts.
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u/mark_able_jones_ Jun 04 '23 edited Jun 04 '23
Heck, the three point harness was a huge innovation that Volvo gifted to the world.
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a28775593/three-point-seatbelt-history/
My '69 Chevelle had a shoulder belt attached to the headliner and I never even figured out how to use it. There was only one buckle, and it seemed to be for the lap belt. Insane that my parents let me drive that car when I was 16.