Sparton Volt Horn (works) Hi on 2040-parts.com
Louisville, Kentucky, US
Sparton car Horn. works, never been taken apart. do not know what years this may fit. not sure if its 6 or 12 Volt. Size 7" long, round base 5 1/4", Front cone 3 or 4"
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