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post Sep 6 2002, 06:36 AM
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Do the 1992 Bronco's have the three-point seatbelts in the back? For those of you with those belts (1992 or 1993-1996), how do you belt passengers in the rear with the top off? Did you have to weld in a cage and remount the top point?
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Yes, I believe they do. I have a 1994 and it has 3-point. Ford recommends that you not remove the top on 92-96 models because of the fact that there is no way to secure rear passengers.
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