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These 3 real loud 1969 Cadillac horns are ready to mount and honk
Glass beaded , lubed , adjusted , tuned , painted with semi gloss rustoleum ... call to schedule an appointment to hear em work 206 465 9165 LOUD and Clear horns pulled from a 69 Caddy Limo for sale locally also |
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