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David Grubbs

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The previous owner of my 39 120 removed the horns for some reason. I have several horns in my parts bin I can use. One set is the curled versions as seen in a earlier post, which are the orginal type. The second set is a pair of trumpet horns. Remembering from my teenage years, I had a 39 Chevy with trumpet horns that were mounted on brackets spanning the hood rods. Has anyone seen a setup like this on a Packard? I really prefer the trumpet horns mostly because of the really nice sound. Thanks

Posted on: 2011/3/23 21:56