Rat Rod Back-up Alarm Reverse Siren Lowrider Car Truck Vintage 1970s New Nos on 2040-parts.com
Snellville, Georgia, United States
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This new old stock Anes Automotive Back-Up Alarm model BU-500 "sounds automatically when gear is shifted into reverse or when back-up lights are on. Intermittent alarm warns other drivers
and pedestrians that your car is backing up". Warns, annoys, frightens...I'm
sure everyone will have their own opinion about this alarm when you bolt the attractive black & red siren to your rear bumper. It is complete in the
original package with mounting bracket. Instructions are printed on the back
of the package in both English and Spanish. Easy to install, it looks like you just splice into your car's back-up light's wiring to power it. The alarm body measures 3 inches in length and 2 3/8 inches in diameter and is made of sturdy
plastic. A fun and unusual conversation piece for your classic ride!
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