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This is the only picture I can find, (not really a lot of help), from what I can remember the bolt was as said with a hook on the end that hooked through a hole in the battery tray. The problem I had was the battery not fitting into the other end of the tray and I think I raise it up so it would fit in properly.

I had to take some pictures for the insurance valuation so I thought I would share them on here, doesn't look to shabby after sitting in the garage for so long.

I hope it don't need a resto on a 58 plate, it's only a new (to me) daily to replace 2 clapped out ones.

Thanks Graham, Dave and Jim. :thumbup: No more resto's yet Jim but I have just bought another Ford. :sofa:

Thanks Brett, no the Rancho is still sat next to the Cortina un-restored, just been a lack of interest and other things going on. Yes Paul see you at Hellingly, unless there is a show before that?

After nearly 2 years sat in the garage I thought I would get one of these today, it went straight through. :winner: Also taxed it as well, but as you know there is nothing to show for that, just need to give it a good wash and drive it. :thumbup:

You don't need to undo those bolts from above Graham, they attach to a bracket which then bolts to the chassis which you can access from underneath. (see picture).

As it's my Birthday, have a picture of mine.

THIS is the rebuild thread, I rebuilt it and then sold it to Alan, please feel free to ask me any questions.

No Russell I sold it. It is owned by a member on here and still being used I believe. :thumbup:

It is indeed. :thumbup:

Was it this one?

I think I got mine from East Kent trim, I'll see if I can check.