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I took my rusty old one to a local metal fab shop and they made a new one for $50. Mine was a lot worse than the one shown by 59bisquick above. I gave the guy a $20 tip. Bolts and top battery bracket were from NAPA - a universal kit that only needed a little adjustment to fit. 

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5 hours ago, tattooman43 said:

Does anyone sell them or make them I really don't have all the tools to make me one

Sadly I don't work at a company that does sheet metal anymore or I'd make ya one.

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Maybe some here can pop you out one....or you buy the one on line.  I think Steve at dcmclassics.com has them

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8 hours ago, tattooman43 said:

Looking something alittle cheap don't have to be spec. I'm building a rat rod lol just want the battery safe 

find an old military ammo box?

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23 minutes ago, Plymouthy Adams said:

ammo box will fit the rat-rod theme like a glove....so will an old toolbox...no wait, the tool box will need to have tool so when it breaks down...:lol:

No breaking down here...

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You know what might fit the bill and give it the rat rod look? I saw a rig around here somewhere that used an old rusty Coca-Cola cooler as a battery box and mounted it in the bed right behind the cab. Looked pretty cool!

 

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I need to make a new box for my c-series but what worked in the meantime was taking some of that perforated metal strapping (I think used for hanging ducts or something?) and pop riveting a few U shaped pieces in to reinforce the swiss cheese OG box. 

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