hard line brackets?

[DBD]

Looking for some nice but not "hot rod fancy" brackets that I can use to route some hard lines on the frame rail. all the lines will be 3/8 (AN6) and I'd like a sheetmetal bracket (vs. aluminum or something) that uses a grommet and can be broken out - i.e. I don't have to cut the line to get it out of the bracket.

Looking at running two trans cooler lines, a fuel line and a return line.

[Grumpy old man]

Google fuel line brackets /year one /Jegs/Summit/Classic /etc etc etc

[geezer#99]

I've used adel clamps. Like these.
http://www.ceautoelectricsupply.com/adelkit.html

[crakarjax]

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=643413

[DBD]

I've looked at the adel clamps and I've used them before, but with 4 lines to run it gets to be kind of a mess.

ill do some more searching. I guess it's one of those things where I haven't seen what I'm looking for, and i'm kinda thinking at this point about getting my own plasma cut from a google sketchup...

[68C15]

I'd think a guy could make some using strips of sheet metal and form it on the bench over some 3/8" rod. Weld short pieces of rod at each end to a large piece of flat steel. Then lay the sheet metal on top and start hammering it to shape. leave a space between rod to place a bolt hole in middle. Kind of like the bracket used to hold the lines on frame below master cylinder. Does this make sense to anyone?

[DBD]

yeah, I thought about that but I don't want to do a clamp-type bracket because it holds the lines against the frame...I want them spaced out about 1/4" or so...or at least not in direct contact with the frame. I could use a clamp-type and then put a rubber pad or something...but I think I want an upright bracket.

not finding a lot continuing searching...