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Harley Davidson Horn on 2040-parts.com

US $18.00
Location:

Dover, Delaware, US

Dover, Delaware, US
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Not sure where this horn came from. Looks to me to be Shovelhead era. 4 speed frame, hung on left side off of top motor mount. In pretty decent condition. Chrome is good.  Dont know why the bottom was sanded on one side. Please see the pictures. The sides are even. Like someone sanded the horn to fit the cover even though this is a stock setup. From the factory , the horn did stick a little below the cover on the left side. This part looks good and should clean up well. 

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