Chevy Lowrider Bomb Vintage Siren 6/12 Volt Air Raid Pontiac Oldsmobile Ford N/r on 2040-parts.com
Cabot, Arkansas, US
UP FOR AUCTION IS A VINTAGE SIREN IN GOOD WORKING CONDITION. THIS SIREN WILL WORK ON BOTH 6 OR 12 VOLTS, IT DOES SCREAM LOUDER ON 12 VOLTS. IT MEASURES ABOUT 7" LONG AND 5 1/2" TALL AND HAS A MOUNTING BRACKET WITH TWO HOLES TO MOUNT IT. THIS SIREN IS ALL METAL WITH AN ALUMINUM BELL AND IMPELLER, IT HAS THE OLD AIR RAID SOUND TO IT. SHIPPING AND HANDLING WILL BE $12.95 TO THE UNITED STATES ONLY.
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