I ran up to Home Depot and bought a 36″ section of aluminum flat bar. Next, I cut that in equal halves with my sawzall. Using the vise on my workbench and a rubber mallet, I beat on the bars until they formed the shapes I needed for my fabrication. After getting them about where I wanted, I drilled some holes, and mounted the e-brake using some left over hardware I had. Turned out pretty good.
I’m glad I measured everything before I started because it fit perfectly behind the shifter and in betwen the seats.
Here are the pics.
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