1940 Dodge Horn Ring & Center Cap on 2040-parts.com
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1940 Dodge horn ring and cap nice driver quality and great shape for restoration, no cracks in cap ring not bent,its not correct for 39 but,this will even fit the 39 it is smaller around but appears to be much stronger than 39, its a bit thicker,great for a driver,look at the pictures ask questions and make sure it will fit before bidding. No bids accepted from Arizona or outside the US,All sales are final returns not accepted and if returned buyer will pay return shipping.I will be listing more Dodge and Plymouth parts as i dig them out.
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