The battery tray required a little trimming so that it sits flush with the top of the side panel rather than sitting on top of the side panel. I thought the bonnet may not sit right if the battery tray wasn't flush. This was a straight forward job using masking tape and the dremel drill.
The top edge of the fibreglass had a couple areas where the gelcoat had chipped so I used some U section trim to neaten up the edge.
The tray is fixed to the scuttle using 6mm stainless bolts and to the top of the bulkhead using one bolt into a rivnut either side. I put some sticky backed foam in between the tray and the bulkhead to hopefully stop any squeaks and rattles when on the road.
The top edge of the fibreglass had a couple areas where the gelcoat had chipped so I used some U section trim to neaten up the edge.
The tray is fixed to the scuttle using 6mm stainless bolts and to the top of the bulkhead using one bolt into a rivnut either side. I put some sticky backed foam in between the tray and the bulkhead to hopefully stop any squeaks and rattles when on the road.
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