Re: 1940 horn assembly

Posted by Buster On 2023/2/10 11:38:43
Lastly I removed the copper dish to show how it looks underneath. This is just held in place by friction. Mine actually had a small hole punched in the side that was flared out to help hold it in place. Note: I did fill the bottom of my cap with epoxy because it had a crack starting.

And finally at the last photos I tried the UPLOAD button and got multiple pictures in the same post. Sorry about that long journey and multiple posts folks!

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