Best way to remove battery tray?
08-20-2007, 10:22 AM
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I did mine with a cold chisel and cleaned up with a 4" grinder. I didn't want to use a torch
because of the fuel lines right underneath. It wasn't too bad. 1/2 hour with the chisel had the tray out from the firewall and the RH fender just leaving the flanges behind. With the bulk out of the way it was an easy clean up with the grinder
08-20-2007, 11:34 AM
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that'd be bada$$! like the old volvo bertones!
<center><img src="http://www.volvoforlife-fr.com/240-260_fichiers/image022.jpg"></center><p>but much better looking.
my dads buddy has one thats tubbed with a 730 hp supercharged 351 windsor in it.
my dads buddy has one thats tubbed with a 730 hp supercharged 351 windsor in it.
