1949 1950 Ford Horn Ring - Original on 2040-parts.com
Houston, Texas, United States
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THIS IS A 1950 FORD HORN RING BUT WILL ALSO FIT A 1949 Original, not aftermarket Item is located at Superior Chrome Plating in Houston TX, in business since 1952.(justchromeit.com) It can be rechromed before shipment if you wish. Chrome will be show car quality and there is a lifetime warranty on the chrome for all bumpers. Please contact us for a price if you want the item to be rechromed. ***SEE OUR OTHER ITEMS UP FOR AUCTION*** International shipments will be priced individually Free shipping applies to addresses within the continental USA
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