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    Car Year, Make, Model: Deuce Highboy roadster
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    Here's a home-made battery box on my 32 roadster.

    Constructed from 1/2" x 1" rectangular tubing.
    18 gage stainless floor plate with a 1/2" thick pad of neoprene rubber between battery and stainless plate.

    As you can see a couple of heat deflecting panels - front and inside - were pop riveted on.
    With glasspacks, not needed, but when I went to turbo-muffs and later to Two Chamber Flowmasters things got tight.

    I found that running the battery under the body seldom required the addition of water.
    Twice in about a three year period.

    I'm running Optima's now and find them to be an excellent battery.

    Some Costco stores are selling Optima batteries.
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