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They maybe blue but show green when light behind them.
Mine were all frosted white or turned to dust so could not be used and why I went with colored LED bulbs.
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If the metal support is fine, I just bolted the newer battery tray to the existing metal support under my battery. If you only need the plastic tray...
I just went out and took these photos,
If the metal support is fine, I just bolted the newer battery tray to the existing metal support under my battery. If you only need the plastic tray...
I just went out and took these photos,
Thanks... Yeah the metal tray under the inner fender is rotted out and no longer usable
There's a place in PA that says they have it but there isn't a picture and they want $40. IDK if they'll ship... If they do I suspect it will be in the $15 - $20 range. Total $64.80 IF they ship and charge tax.
Well I guess I had to do it... I just ordered the battery tray from LMC but I also needed the radiator core support mounting hardware so... It hurt a little but it had to be done. Won't see the parts for about a week so everything is on hold to a point. I think I'll get a little bit of a head start on Phase 2 and encapsulate the front of the frame.
Shoot Darrin, I'm in the process of buying an '80 F-100 parts truck. I might have had what you needed. But, you're getting new parts (instead of something that could be very old/rusty/tired/broken). But, keep that in mind for when you need something else, in the future. I can't guarantee that the parts truck will have what you need or that I might keep the same part for myself. Doesn't hurt to ask though.
New battery pan...don't forget to apply a coat of Fluid-Film top and bottom. And do the hold down rods too. Ever wonder why those rods dissappear? Gasses from the battery create acid which eats metal near the battery. Recoat with FF when you see any corrosion. A lil dab L do ya.
Shoot Darrin, I'm in the process of buying an '80 F-100 parts truck. I might have had what you needed. But, you're getting new parts (instead of something that could be very old/rusty/tired/broken). But, keep that in mind for when you need something else, in the future. I can't guarantee that the parts truck will have what you need or that I might keep the same part for myself. Doesn't hurt to ask though.
I will most defiantly keep you in mind. I actually am looking for something that you might have. I'll send ya a PM in the coming days...
Originally Posted by BigBlue2
New battery pan...don't forget to apply a coat of Fluid-Film top and bottom. And do the hold down rods too. Ever wonder why those rods dissappear? Gasses from the battery create acid which eats metal near the battery. Recoat with FF when you see any corrosion. A lil dab L do ya.
I was actually planning to paint it with Farm & Implement paint from Tractor Supply...
That is Fluid Film under my battery in the pictures I posted above. That stuff is easy.
Yes sir, will protect and preserve an old one too. Might not need a replacement if 0.25 cents worth of FF was applied once or twice in a decade. At a minimum every time the battery is removed. I'm probably high on the estimated cost per app.
Yes sir, will protect and preserve an old one too. Might not need a replacement if 0.25 cents worth of FF was applied once or twice in a decade. At a minimum every time the battery is removed. I'm probably high on the estimated cost per app.
I did just went out and sprayed my J bolts, thanks for the idea. Notice the next can of spray paint ready for my truck...LOL
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