Siren For Military Vehicle on 2040-parts.com
Hubbard, Ohio, United States
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Very old 24 volt siren. This was mounted on a military jeep and it works. I hooked it up to my jeep and the siren works. This came with my jeep and I just cannot drill holes in my fender to mount it. Great for parades and very loud. It is difficult to find these older sirens. The siren is grounded by mounting to vehicle one wire goes to power, pretty simple. It is a MARS siren. Will sell to US or Canada only. |
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