61-66 67-69 Ford Truck Horn Button Chrome 61 62 63 Falcon F100 250 350 3 Spoke on 2040-parts.com
Prescott Valley, Arizona, United States
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Good horn button as found on many 67-69 Ford trucks with the 3 spoke steering wheel. May also be found on 60-66 ford trucks and 61-63 Falcons that used the 3 spoke wheel. The chrome is a little dull but no pitting. Painted portion could be touched up or use as is. Good plastic index plate.
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