Tips or tricks to clean up this relay area

[nbristow01]

My car is a 1970.  I installed a 75 harness since I have upgraded a lot on the car.  On later cars there is a bracket spot welded to the fender to hang the relays.  Since car is a 1970 I don’t have this.  

Just curious how others have found ways to hang then and clean area up

i know they sell the relays that have a mount tab on back, and may get that type if I can find no solution for these relays 

[Healey3000]

Are you set on keeping the harness the way it is or would you be open to a little changing of connectors, etc.?

[Mike G]

Attach a strip of metal to the holes to the right of your brake reservoir. Attach relays to that strip. This is how midnight motorsports set up my car prior to me purchasing it. 

 

 

[Mike Self]

Those three holes on your inner fender are for the original round relays--one for the horn, and a second one (not on US cars) to hold the relay for the optional (in Europe) fog lights.  Mike G's idea is a good one, except your relays don't have the attaching tab for a screw. 

 

Two other possibilities: find one of those relay holders from a squarelight parts car and bolt it in place on your '70  The relays you have will sllide into the slots on the holder.  Other idea:  velcro the relays to the inner fender.  I've had a three gauge pod atop my dash velcroed to its base since 1987 and it hasn't come loose yet, despite numerous autocrosses and a driving school...

 

mike

[nbristow01]

1 hour ago, Mike G said:

Attach a strip of metal to the holes to the right of your brake reservoir. Attach relays to that strip. This is how midnight motorsports set up my car prior to me purchasing it. 

 

 

Great idea