<VV> right side battery box on a greenbrier that LOOKS factory??

[LonzoVair at aol.com]

My first question would be "Where's the spare tire mount?", since you  
wouldn't be able to open it with the tire there....
Just wondering...
Lonzo
 
 
In a message dated 8/1/2008 4:19:19 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
N2VZD at aol.com writes:


now  i am trying not to look too stupid here , but i just today did some  
work  
on a 63 greenbrier with a battery box on the RIGHT side rear that   looks 
like 
a factory , or darn good bodywork job.  i always  wanted  something that nice 
on my rampy , but never saw one before.  it is a 63 in rough  shape...(but 
driveable?) 4spd that had deluxe  trim at one time , because it has  long 
shaft 
controls. i had to  remove the gas heater , and change the instrument  
cluster. it 
seems  to run ok and drive ok. it does have  a ticky lifter  that might go  
away.
i took decent pictures of the vin number and that battery  compartment. the  
tray is missing , and no wires are there.the mount  edge for the tray is  
there. 

BUT it sure looks factory . any  comments or history?  the van is  in utica 
ny ,now for sale , if  not already sold.
it has a lot of "issues" but i suppose you could bring it  back better than  
a 
lot i have seen.
the vin is 3R126S104836, it  has a current ny registration on it.
i can share the pictures i took today  to historians out there.
regards, tim  colson




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