04 05 06 07 08 09 Oem Factory Subaru Legacy & Outback Horns Pair Set W/ Bracket on 2040-parts.com
Cowansville, Pennsylvania, United States
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2004-2009 OEM Factory Subaru Legacy & Outback Set/Pair of Horns with Bracket Used in good working condition. Check the pictures for details and to confirm this is a fit for your vehicle. These are standard Denso 12V horns and are probably OEM for many different Japanese makes/models. Taken off a 2005 Subaru Legacy with about 60k miles. Please ask any questions before bidding. I have described the item accurately to the best of my knowledge. I take my 100% positive feedback seriously. Please contact me to resolve any issues with the item before leaving feedback. Thanks. |
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