4 Note Horn Set F, A, D, C; Train Horn Sound on 2040-parts.com
Catonsville, Maryland, US
You are bidding on a 4 note horn set. These are four horns from Delco Remy. There is an f, a, D and c note horn. They have the single conductor connector suitable for classic cars or any car with a 12v system and are easy to install. The 4 Notes f, a, D and c make the f6 cord which sounds like a REAL TRAIN horn When they are all sounded Together. You can hear this sound on any musical instrument by playing the f6 cord. This HORN SET CAN WORK WITH ANY 12V system car. THESE 4-NOTE HORN Sets ARE GETTING VERY VERY HARD TO FIND. They have been refinished and tested and are in working condition.
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