Any particular brand battery best these days?

[tommyg29]

I bought a reproduction of what would have come in my car except it's updated with AGM technology. A little pricey. If you want the website let me know.

Ive been looking for a "classic" red topper battery for at least 3 years and it seems no one makes them anymore. I had purchased a couple of them 7-10 years ago, and when they finally went I checked everywhere and nobody has them any more, so I bought a small hi tech battery, and installed it inside my classic battery (I hollowed it out...what a PITA) and it worked great in my 440 six pack cuda.
I still cant find a classic though. Just today I stopped by my local dealership and the guy laughed at me when I said its for a 72 Plymouth. He was obviously clueless, stating they had nothing available for anything older than 1984. I basically just said "sure, OK, I get it, I hear you loud and clear" and walked away.
I think I'll go with an Interstate since so many people swear by them, but before I do can someone please supply a picture and the dimensions of this BB027750aa battery. Apparently the internet has been wiped clean of images of it and replaced with the Mopar logo!

 

[Photon440]

There are hundreds of battery manufacturers and brands in the world, many of them cross-branded. This list could be helpful in finding out who makes what. http://jgdarden.com/batteryfaq/batbrand.htm#E

 

[barnfind]

Interstate all the way. I haven't tried an optima due to rumors of being made in China and no longer any good. Seems like there are some differing stories on this.

 

[Richard Cranium]

A good old group 27 from my local Dodge dealership works fine for me.

 

[mrsnicks]

I feel they're all pretty much the same. I don't look at the name. I look for the cheapest price that has a 3 year replacement.