cruising through the new classic industries catalog spotted them! part # 10092052 for 39.95 wish they had these a years ago when i was needing one but im sure this will help the rest of you guys out.

I can't seem to find it online, but I'll order the catlogue. Thanks!

sweet I need a new one too

me 2

I hope this help you guys.

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FYI
I hope everyone knows that the orignal battery tray is part of the front fender support. And any replacement needs to be welded in.

I saw that same thing so I ordered the cat. and went to order the part. They state in the listing that parts may be discontinued at anytime and I believe that the tray is. The part number no longer works. FYI

a lot of their items are not online, probably should call and see what up with them.

Years ago you could just download a catalog from them as a pdf file. Might still be able to.

For What It's Worth....
While working on my '01 Blazer, I found that it's bolt in battery tray will fit in , and sit on top of the existing battery tray (if your battery is on the passenger side) would require 2 bolts in the rad support and one into the wheel well. I haven't done it yet but I'm still thinking about cutting my old tray out and bolting in a JY blazer tray
I know my bird is, and never will be a show car, so to me, it might be worth it.

I found the pdf file and here is a link to the portion that lists this part out of the Classic Firebird catalog. It is not found by searching the site.

http://www.classicindustries.com/pdf/F_SEC_N.pdf

The tray is on page 4

One bad thing. It is for the passenger side. My 88 GTA Battery is on the Drivers side. Aren't all Firebirds on the Drivers side?

On further review the same part is listing in the Classic Camaro Catalog using the same part number. That would explain it.

only the fuel injected cars had the battery on the driverside IIRC, my 86 with the LG4 has the battery on the passengerside.


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3000th post!

Alright then, I guess that let's them off the hook. Still doesn't get me a battery tray though.

If you look close at the picture and NO mounting brackets, so it requires welding it in. So for that price of $39.95 fab one up and have it welded in the correct way. These battery trays were not ment to be just bolted in.

[quote=//<86TA>\\;3790994]only the fuel injected cars had the battery on the driverside IIRC, my 86 with the LG4 has the battery on the passengerside.


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http://www.njfboa.org/forums/images/smilies/woot.gif[/IMG] 3000th post!

YEA!!! 3000th Post with wrong info...idiot:
TPI cars have the battery on the passenger side...]

Unless it's a trans am

[quote=DJP87Z28;3791017]Not wrong info

[quote=DJP87Z28;3791017]idiot huh? well

apparently its not wrong, just not completely right, thats where the IIRC comes in handy.

This topic didn't start off as interesting as all the drama near the end!