45mm Weber Air Horns on 2040-parts.com
Torrington, Connecticut, United States
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For sale here are 6 total 45mm Weber Air Horns.....60mm/2 3/8th" long. Jaguar, Austin Healy, Aston Martin, Maserati, Alfa 2600......Will need cleaning and possible chroming if necessary.
We recently had a question about condition. The potential bidder asked if there are any dent. I've closely inspected them. There are no dents and are just dirty. I think that they will clean up very nicely and shouldn't need plating unless you want a really shiny surface. The original plating was a matte finish and is still there, under the dust and stains. |
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