Rear three point belt opening

[drodg]

What is the part number for the opening for a three point belt on the rear deck of a later 911? I have a 911SC and I want to install three point belts in the rear and I want to purchase the plastic covers for the openings on the rear deck. Thanks!

[JAR0023]

Here's a great link to factory parts lists I just picked up in another thread.

Porsche Classic Original Parts Catalogue - Classic Genuine Parts & Literature - Porsche Classic - Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG


For the 3.2 cars I believe that trim piece is the same as the one that trims the front belts. The part for the 964 is the one that looks better integrated into the top corner of the rear trim panel. PET shows black only. Thanks for the nudge to do the research. I'm about to add three point belts to my 86. Search the forum there is a good thread showing how this is done. I can't find my bookmark right now.

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$28 from Pelican



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[chadloose]

I am looking for the same for my '85. This is the correct style for the older cars. But yeah, not finding the part number.



Here is a picture of the one for the 964.



*not my pictures, just two I gathered in my research.

[drodg]

Thanks for the replies. I think the part number is 911.555.615.01 it is the same as the front belts. This is for the older cars. I cannot find the part number for the newer cars that looks more integrated.

[Roby466]

easiest thing to do might be to buy a 964 rear deck and install it. That's what I did but I never got around to install it. I purchase the rear belts and deck from a dismantler (they tend to ask a bit much for them though)
By the way, with an 81, you will need to drill to install the belt tensionners but I believe that 85 and up will have the mounting points already installed.

[JAR0023]

Originally Posted by drodg

Thanks for the replies. I think the part number is 911.555.615.01 it is the same as the front belts. This is for the older cars. I cannot find the part number for the newer cars that looks more integrated.

See my post above. That is the part number for the later model trim that is in the second picture (black) in chadloose's post.


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[JTL]

I have a pair of these available: