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    Dago Red is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    I'm gonna be anxious to see the answer on this one. I hadn't thought about that spot but am pretty sure that we have enough room under the front fender too!

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    There was an article in Street Rodder or Custom Rodder about putting the battery in the front fender. It was a fat fender Chevy, '38 or in there with lots of room. If you put it in a box to keep the crud away it should work fine. Put the starter relay somewhere you can get at it and you can hook booster cables up there.

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    I originally put my battery uner my front fender of my 37 chevy truck but even through it was mounted on a bracket inside a box, I never liked it and just didn't seem right so I remounted it behind my seat so all I have to do now is tilt the back of the seat forward and I can get to the battery. Works great.
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