United Pacific Windshield Sunshade Freightliner FLD120 Century Columbia 98989
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Black polymer battery hold-down bracket fits Ford Bronco 1978-79 and Ford Truck 1973-79
This new United Pacific Industries bracket is a black polymer battery hold-down designed for specific Ford Bronco and Truck applications. It carries part number 110983 and is listed under interior and exterior accessories for industrial vehicles.
Buyers who need a metal bracket, a different mounting style, or a clamp for other model years should look elsewhere. The part is offered new and targets the exact fitment shown in the supplier data.
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The black polymer bracket should clamp the battery firmly against the tray with no movement when the vehicle is rocked, and the hold-down bolts must be tight on Ford Bronco 1978-79 or Truck 1973-79 models.
The package contains the black polymer battery hold-down bracket only; mounting bolts, J-hooks or retaining hardware for the 1973-79 Ford truck or 1978-79 Bronco must be sourced separately.
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