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<blockquote data-quote="dannyboy" data-source="post: 489929" data-attributes="member: 484">Well good, just wanted you to be up to date on the terminology.&nbsp;So, now that 308 has a blown motor, why does UPS not fix said newer truck, when our center has 25-30 cars that are at least 10 years or more older, none have power steering, none have 3 point seat belts and all have the mile high first step?&nbsp;Its because the manufacturer no longer carries parts for them. And unlike the ones that were around when Jim Casey was still alive, there has not been a company that will produce after market parts for them. &nbsp;So that means there are no approved parts available for the repairs that would be needed. &nbsp;So this once great truck will be stripped of usable parts and recycled.&nbsp;And my guess is that in this example you will find the answer to your question of why they dont install 3 point seat belts in all the vehicles. At least for the majority of them.&nbsp;d</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dannyboy, post: 489929, member: 484"] Well good, just wanted you to be up to date on the terminology. So, now that 308 has a blown motor, why does UPS not fix said newer truck, when our center has 25-30 cars that are at least 10 years or more older, none have power steering, none have 3 point seat belts and all have the mile high first step? Its because the manufacturer no longer carries parts for them. And unlike the ones that were around when Jim Casey was still alive, there has not been a company that will produce after market parts for them. So that means there are no approved parts available for the repairs that would be needed. So this once great truck will be stripped of usable parts and recycled. And my guess is that in this example you will find the answer to your question of why they dont install 3 point seat belts in all the vehicles. At least for the majority of them. d [/QUOTE]

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