Plug-end of trailer wiring - homemade simple bracket?

I am just about to install my Curt T-Connector wiring (55513) and the kit does not come with a bracket for the plug-end.

Any homemade ones, other than the heavy-duty one sold here by a forumite, or the $5.99 cheap metal one?

I am thinking more like repurposing a commonly available item or part, nothing fancy, sort of keeping the creativity juices going...

 

Used these to mount mine. Looks pretty clean. Can take a picture tomorrow if you would like?

http://truckmonkey.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/trailer-wire-connector-bracket-black-for-pn58040-car-end-bulk?r=4794522

http://truckmonkey.sportsmansguide.com/product/index/trailer-wire-connector-bracket-universal-mounting-bracket-short-w-clamp-for-4-5-6-way-sockets-packaged-available-in-bulk-pn57203?r=4910127

 

That is why I went with that set up as it just clamps around the hitch. No drilling necessary. Hopefully the links below work better for you.

http://www.curtmfg.com/part/58300

http://www.curtmfg.com/part/57204

 

Why it is not part of the kit is a mystery....
The first part listed above has a MSRP of a buck and twenty three cents!

 

Here are some pic of the setup that I bought. Hope these help. There are to different parts I posted links to both earlier in the thread. The second part comes with a hose clamp that goes around the hitch. The part that you bought bolts to this.

 

Yeah it would be nice. I am guessing because there are 2 different lengths in the bracket that gets clamped to the hitch. I went with the shorter one.