1969 69 1970 70 Camaro Hi Low Note Horns Ss Rs Z28 Copo Original Gm 289 290 on 2040-parts.com
Lewisville, Texas, US
original 1969 Camaro horns in non working condition, but can be rebuilt to like new condition. these are a straight set of horns good for your restored classic. hard to find original GM parts that can put a nice finishing touch on your car these fit 1969 and 1970-73 camaros the horns are in good shape and are not all pitted up. why buy repops that are weird sounding and not perfectly made. These are dated 9B4 and 2C9 Please check out my other items
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