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Home made battery tray? 200

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posted by  245L Van on  Tue Sep 2 17:29 CST 2003
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Lots to think about.

I like the idea of getting a later model plastic tray. The beauty of doing it that way is that the tray would be for a later 2 series Volvo, and therefore a genuine replacement part which the Inspector wouldn't be able to take exception to. As Lymey pointed out, plastic don't rust.

Lots of nice ideas, and I'm feeling a lot more confident. Battery is now a days work, and probably no welding required. Back to worrying about the engine.



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