'50 Chevy Car Horn Button & Contact on 2040-parts.com
Miami, Florida, United States
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This is a horn button and steering wheel horn button retainer that is stock or original equipment on a '49 & '50 Chevy business coupe. In pretty good usable condition Can possibly be used on '51 and or '52 but actually came from a '50 Chevy. Shipping is a med. flat rate box for all buyers
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