2 Pc Classic Car Horns 12 Volt Electric Chrome New on 2040-parts.com
Hamilton, Ohio, US
Replace your old horn in your car, boat, RV or other vehicle with this pair of 12 volt horns, fashioned in the classic snail shape. High-impact thermoplastic on the inside and chrome on the outside, the horns generate a blast that exceeds 110 decibels. Mounting tabs, brackets and installation instructions included.
- High and low tone snail-type chrome horns
- Sound levels exceed 110 dB
- Lightweight high-impact thermoplastic construction
- Chrome finished
- Mounting tabs and brackets included
Horns will be removed from original packaging for shipping to protect them.
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