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Home made battery tray? 200

posted by  brownboy on  Tue Sep 2 14:16 CST 2003
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The newer 240s (I think it is 88 and up) had a plastic battery tray. I bought one for my 86 at the local pick and pay for $5. Maybe you can find one at a junkyard and bolt it on. You might also look in the local auto parts store for a plastic universal replacement tray to bolt on. I think it would be fairly cheap to do so.

Hope this helps.

Mike Brown
Greenville, NC
1986 244 137K
1996 965 100K
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Mike Brown Greenville, NC 1996 965 94K 1986 244 137K






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