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Home made battery tray? 200

posted by  mudduck on  Mon Sep 1 23:09 CST 2003
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If it was me I would check the parts stores and performance places likes jegs or summit or even j.c. whitney they usually have aftermarket battery trays and relocation kits (should work under the hood) and save the fabracation talent for ohhh say an aluminium splash pan or something.

Short of that the only thing I have is maybe some angle iron welded into a rectangle with a piece of flat metal cut to fit or 2 or 3 strips welded across for a "bottom". did that once for a tractor.
Bret
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rust free in west Texas






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