Vintage 1930s Horn - Works Well - No Reserve on 2040-parts.com
Cumberland, Maryland, US
Vintage 1930s Horn. This could work on any car of the period. Good condition has one very small dent in amplifier. Works well and makes a nice loud Mooooop! sound.
No Reserve
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