Studebaker Horn Button-car? Or Truck? on 2040-parts.com
College Springs, Iowa, United States
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This is a Studebaker Horn button, I think off of a car, but I think it would fit on a C Cab pickup or truck also. It is not perfect but in very nice condition for its age. The chrome looks nice and the plastic coloring is very good. The back has a little rust, it could be taken apart and blasted or maybe soda blasted while it is together. The button does clearly say Studebaker on its front which does not show up too well in the picture. |
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