1968 69 Mopar Dart Valiant Barracuda Abody Prestolite Hi Low Horn Set on 2040-parts.com
Minot, North Dakota, US
Up for bid is a Very Nice, Factory Original Set of Prestolite Mopar Horns. These OEM Matching Hi Lo Horns are in Very Nice condition, and have been tested and inspected, are loud, and sound Nice. These are factory Horns for mid to late 60's Mopars. Look at the pics to see if this matching set of Horns will fit your application.
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