Left And Right 1934 Ford Flathead Horns Ratrod on 2040-parts.com
Creston, Iowa, US
This is a right & left 1934 Ford horns, might also be 1933. They are in overall good condition. The bell on one is very nice, the other has a couple of bent spots on the edge (see pictures) which should be able to be straightened out and be fine. The curved portion of the bell appears to be original paint, are straight, and in good condition. The horn mechanism in both horns are not rusted, like you usually find. I do not know if they work, but they appear to be repairable if they do not. The top covers both need to be replaced. The mounting brackets are good. Any questions, please contact me. I accept Pay Pal.
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