An experiment using AI (infographic)

[geoberni]

They're these:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/358220527886
(but I have no idea where they're used).

They look to have been altered/modified by someone.
Gray paint finish except for the straight cuts on the end with saw marks...?
I'm adding a couple of photos just for a record once the advert has gone...
Somebody might recognise them at a future date...

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[les]

I’ve mailed the seller, just for the hell of it. See if they reply, they probably don’t know. The brackets have been hacked about.
Just had notification———

[geoberni]

I’ve mailed the seller, just for the hell of it. See if they reply, they probably don’t know. The brackets have been hacked about.
Just had notification———

That's because you typo'd...

[les]

Oh dear yes, silly me !

[win]

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They look very similar to the centres of the quarter light hinges.
Regards Win

[Bill_qaz]

I think they maybe seat belt bracket for convertible.

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[les]

The seller heard mention they were something to do with the seats but couldn’t be sure. So you could be right Bill.

[philthehill]

Bill is right in that they are the strengthening back strips for under the rear side windows when fitting factory seat belts to a Morris Minor convertible.

[svenedin]

Interesting. Where do they go though? These are not the original seatbelts but my car did have seatbelts fitted from new.

Stephen

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[Bill_qaz]

Behind the panel where your factory fit mounting is. According to the manual they were used on old belts with two fixings.As pic I posted.
I assume before the adaption of the universal 5/16 standard single bolt fixing.

[Bill_qaz]

Behind the panel where your factory fit mounting is. According to the manual they were used on old belts with two fixings.As pic I posted.
I assume before the adaption of the universal 5/16 standard single bolt fixing.

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