Iwrznion TRIM SEAT aeus cms A e 1976 SEAT BELT BUCKLES I I DELIJX I I VINYL I I I I vnwn covznsu I II I I Maru sucka I aucxts I III II I Il II I r II we I 7 7 I 4 J im I I ji V V V I I I I I I I rvrz z I MI Tvve s V N V I r I I I we g I 3 I rf QIII I I I qi r L4 4 3 3 I f pig I I I v I I s M V l I I E E 2 VI I by QV I 1 I I TYPE 4 TYPE 5 IIIIII I I I I I I I I II I I KI 4 MV I I IIIO I W III I I a1 s ag1 I J I I I F V I V VV V VV I 5i I I I I I II I QIEIYI 4 I It IIS I I V I I This illustration provides visual identification ofthe various types of production installed seat belts The best distinguishing feature is the configuration of the metal D ring that inserts into the buckle The different buckle designs can also be utilized in conjunction with 1 I their respective D ring to correctly identify the seat belt type Not all types are available on I I each model therefore they are only identified where applicable on the following charts I I GM PARTS DIVISION GENERAL MOTORS CORFORAT ON CHEVFlOLET IO REV 9 80 14 1 c 14 000 GROUP I