Radiator Overflow Bottle & Mount Base

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Picked up a radiator overflow bottle from supercheap for $23, it is a nice little bottle that will sit nicely in the car. I wanted to make up a neat bracket to hold it in as the way it was designed to mount wont work with where i want to put it.
Aluminium angle cut at 45deg
Welded up on the outside, i
also welded the bottom as well.
Sitting in the mount, thinking about how to secure the top section to the mount.
Tabs welded on and primer/undercoated



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