I was fooling with my steering wheel the other day, and when I put it back together the horn didn't work.( I should have unhooked the battery ) I hooked up a new one and it worked. My question is what happened to my old ones & can they be rebuilt? thanks Bob

Talk to Gary --- He does great work.
The Horn Works (http://www.classiccarhorns.com/index.html)

Talk to Gary --- He does great work.
The Horn Works (http://www.classiccarhorns.com/index.html)

Horn Works does awsome work, another avenue is do DIY. Parts at Zip Products. PN# M-3065 for $36.50, deluxe kit for both horns I have done a couple, and there not to hard if your so inclined.


http://www.zip-products.com/Zip/assets/html/homepage.asp?mscssid=000EFC903EE34BDCB83A345369A7B 04A&Gift=false&GiftID=

Talk to Gary --- He does great work.
The Horn Works (http://www.classiccarhorns.com/index.html)

Horn Works does awsome work, another avenue is DIY. Parts at Zip Products. PN# M-3065 for $36.50, deluxe kit for both horns I have done a couple, and there not to hard if your so inclined.


http://www.zip-products.com/Zip/assets/html/homepage.asp?mscssid=000EFC903EE34BDCB83A345369A7B 04A&Gift=false&GiftID=

Horn works did mine and they came out awesome.

Another thumb up to the Horn Works! I get lots of compliments and requests to know who did the work at car shows. You will not be disappointed in his work.

Steve

He has done 3 different sets for me. Gary is a great guy to talk to on the phone. I could not believe how loud my horns are on my 69. The didnt work for 20+ years.

Thanks I'll give them a try. Bob

I used Horn Works and they turned out great. Recently I sprayed a bunch of WD-40 in some horns that made a sound but didn't work, shook it around a little, after a while I work as much of the WD-40 out as I could, and what do you know, the horns worked. May want to give it a try before sending off. I don't think it could hurt.