Battery compartment rubber?

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DCat
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Battery compartment rubber?

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Hi, does anyone know where I can purchase the rectangular rubber back with the two round rubber pads for the battery compartment? I haven't seen then advertised anywhere. Dean
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Post by bigginger »

I don't know, but just thought I'd point out that they are 3 separate parts :D
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I may have a 2nd hand one kicking about
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That would be great, removed mine , what was left of it, when I stripped car ready for respraying.
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Post by FrankM83 »

I beleive PO engineers vans had plastic boxes and someone was reproducing these do you know who?

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Post by aupickup »

yep only po and engineers vans had the plastic battery box

email russ he knows where to get fibre glass ones
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I would like to keep the car as original as possible so using the PO van boxes is unfortunately not the road i want to take. What about Newton Commercial, I know they do most internal trim?
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