[FC] Relocating FC Battery Box Question !!!

Wed Mar 5 19:58:18 EST 2008

A friend of mine did one. He is not much of an internet user but when  
I get a chance I can take a picture of it.
It was so cool. It's just like the battery door on the left side was  
turned around with handle and all on the right side where your spare  
tire would sit. It's like the way a factory intended it to be. It had  
a very deep pocket. A perfect place to hide your stash.
Kevin

On Mar 5, 2008, at 6:58 PM, thomas gwyther wrote:

> I have thought about doing the same thing on a rampside, the extra  
> battery
> would be for a camper.
>
> Thomas Gwyther
> '61 Rampside (will be CrewRamp)
> '64 Spyder
>
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> Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 4:30 PM
> Subject: Re: [FC] Relocating FC Battery Box Question !!!
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>
>> i have been wanting to add another battery under a stock lid in my  
>> rampy
>> for
>> a long time. i need the extra poop for options i have. i run a 100  
>> amp
>> alternator , nor for the battery.
>> recently i saw a van that looked like a factory installation of an  
>> extra
>> battery on the right side. this is what i want to do. i have the  
>> parts
>> here cut
>> from a junker.   anyone else ever see one like this?  it sure  looked
>> factory
>> but i never heard of it before..kinda like the double  rampy..
>> regards, tim colson
>>
>>
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