Navigator/Passenger Horn Button

[bxd]

I know there were various methods used for passenger-side (navigator) horn buttons - dash mounted, floor mounted, hand-held, etc... I have pics of the dash-mounted horn location in the 911R (left of steering column), but that's not what I'm referring to.

Does anyone have photos of the passenger-side floor-mounted or dash-mounted horn button location?

Thanks,

[geneulm]

Sorry about the similar request on the rare options thread. I would love to see a picture or two.

[bxd]

Could someone who owns a car that has one of the above mentioned horn buttons please share a photo or two? Or perhaps if you have vintage rally photos that show either of those button locations, even if they are blurry or grainy...

Thank you for any input.

[Ernie W]

This is the switch that i've seen installed on the passenger wooden floor board, in both 911 and 356 cars, it's a 356 back up light switch.

[preS]

I know there were various methods used for passenger-side (navigator) horn buttons - dash mounted, floor mounted, hand-held, etc... I have pics of the dash-mounted horn location in the 911R (left of steering column), but that's not what I'm referring to.

Does anyone have photos of the passenger-side floor-mounted or dash-mounted horn button location?

Thanks,

On the '68 T R from Toivonen (Monte #116) it was the 356 A head light signal switch. It's taller and thinner than Ernie's switch but similar style and runs through the floor board as well.

Richard

[Ernie W]

Also the above switch is a push button on type switch with a 2 wire screw terminal in the back, the R is #5 and it uses a similar type switch.

[bxd]

Also the above switch is a push button on type switch with a 2 wire screw terminal in the back, the R is #5 and it uses a similar type switch.

Yes, this is the type of switch I have seen, but it seemed a little small for a foot-operated switch.

Thanks for those shots, guys

Anyone else have shots?