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Old 21-02-14, 08:02
Jacques Reed Jacques Reed is offline
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Hi Jacques, Thank-you for the confirmation on the correct threads. He is looking for the cover information.
So, hopefully someone has a cover to image for reference and dimensions?
Hi Bill,

Just awaiting a phone call from an owner of an original Ford battery box.

If and when I get the dimensions, metal thickness, and method of construction I will draft it up and post it here for all to use like I did with the battery holder.
The chances of finding a good original one is pretty slim so an accurate replica is the only real way to go.

Cheers,

Jacques
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