The kid broke the plastic seat belt bracket that attaches to the headrest, I cant seem to find the part number but the part schematic I find has it as one part with the leather head rest.. This cant be correct.. Any ideas? I want to replace it...

 

There are some retainer clips that hold that plastic piece to the headrest. As crazy as it is, GM might sell it as an all-in-one situation. Best recommendation, hit your nearest GM parts store (probably a dealer ship parts department) or check if some of the members who hit junk yards can dig one up for you (I don't go to yards nearly as much as I used to other wise I could help out).

Become a full member (5 days, 10 posts) so you can make this request in the classifieds.

 

I'v seen these seat belt brackets on ebay from time to time, do some research.

 

look in ebay motors under "monte carlo seat belt guides" , there's about five or six listed around $30.

 

Mine is also a single piece connected to the headrest.. XD Same thing happened to me, kid broke it.. I just left it and filed it down to look natural..

 

I found these brand new OEM ones for $15:

Gen. 6, Ebony color: https://www.wholesalegmpartsonline.com/cart.aspx

Gen. 7, Titanium color: https://www.wholesalegmpartsonline.c...wd=&origin=pla

Gen.7, Ebony color: https://www.wholesalegmpartsonline.c...wd=&origin=pla

 

^^ Hey man thanks, ive been under the assumption (never assume amirite) that its built into the headrest..

 

OK, slight correct here. This thread prompted me replace the guides that are missing from my project car so I pursued getting a pair for myself, but when I went to order, the guides listed the 'gen. 7 part when the criteria entered was for a gen. 6. So, I figure they're substituting because the gen. part has been discontinued. Not sure if gen.6 interchanges with a gen. 7 on this part.
The other thing I found is that if you try to remove the lock ring that holds the guide onto the chrome rods of the head rest you will scratch the heck out of the chrome. So today I went to "Pick-n-Pull" and got two new headrests with guides in perfect condition for $9.49 each. 60 second job and it's a done deal.