1962 Mercury Horn Button on 2040-parts.com
Pensacola, Florida, United States
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This fifty-three year old vintage horn button is in very nice condition for it's age. I removed it from the 1962 Mercury automobile in a Pensacola, Florida junkyard in the late 1960's and have had it cleaned and wrapped up all of the passing years since then. The chrome bezel is very, very nice but does have a some light pitting on it's surfaces. The plastic insert is clean and with bright Mercury Logo, with three small dark specks in background. Overall a very nice and hard to find button.
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