Battery tray

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  1. Jerry

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    Yes, but I got mine for 12 bucks from Auto Krafters. That one on eBay is already up to $15 and may go higher before it's over...
     
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    The seller is Auto Krafters. It would be better not to bid on their ebay auctions. but instead contact Auto Krafters directly and get it cheaper.
     
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    I wonder why AutoKrafters is doing eBay auctions? Business must be slow...
     
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    Auto Krafters has been doing buisness on E-bay for years. That's where I got my windshield gasket. BTW at the time it was cheeper to buy it on e-bay than from the catalog. As in ANY E-bay auction you must know what the item is worth before bidding.
     
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    Very true Russ...I've bought several items on eBay from AutoKrafters and saved money.
     
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    Learn somethin' new every day...
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    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    Just remember that on all these trays, you have to cut your mounting bracket off your battery tray and weld it to this one. I always use the 67-70 Mustang trays.
     
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    I cut the bracket off the old tray, and bolted or riveted it on. Use lock and flat washers, and it won't come loose. Makes it easy if you have to remove it for any reason.
     
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