From:
TheAstre_REMOVE_212828_THIS_@yahoo.com
Recently, I've experimented with a few different
solutions. My daily driver had no tray left and had rusted
completely through the inner fender. All you could see was
street where the battery should have been. I found an
earlier GM, looks to match a 67 GTO tray. Had the two
front tabs and a triangular rear tab. I drilled holes
and bolted it in place. With the battery installed,
it's hard to tell that it is not a Vega tray.
Also, CosworthParts.com gave me two trays to try out.
One was from a 70's Nova and another from a late 60's
camero. Mark Rock test installed both of these in one of
his cars. They sat a little high for his liking, but
could have been modified with a big hammer to fit a bit
better.
These 'other model' trays are available from repro
parts dealers for around $15 to $20. The early GTO tray
was easily unbolted from a junk yard find. Cost was
$5.
Tom, TheAstre
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