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  1. 11-13-2018, 01:07 PM #1
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    FS: horns

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    all work and should be tuned for optimal tone. prices + actual shipping.
    big round Bosch ('65 - '66 ?) NOS but damaged insulator block. (repops are available) $100 SOLD
    red trumpet set. low needs to be cleaned up & includes the mount as pictured. high has a repaired crack $200
    snail 400Hz very nice $200 SOLD
    snail 400Hz cosmetically challenged $125 SOLD
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    400Hz snail #2
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  3. 11-13-2018, 07:54 PM #3
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    PM sent on nice snail horn
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  4. 11-14-2018, 03:40 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by erick72pors View Post
    PM sent on nice snail horn
    still available.
    84102 purchased in '85 FINALLY started driving it (2/2015)
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    What yr. is the snail for? Either one. Thx. cliff
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    best guess is '69 - '71. they are both low tone. a mate would be 500Hz.
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    Ok. Thx. My 72 has a trumpet & snail?. Snail is crushed. .....cliff
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    guessing you want banjo type to be correct.
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    I’ve got those. Bought b4 I actually investigated. Surprised to see a snail mixed with a banjo? when I looked. So, I’m thinking I need a snail? Any knowlege ? .....cliff


    I just look in the maroon book, it shows only one banjo. The other horn is a banjo too. Just not pictured but described as the lower tone of the two. Yureka. Thanks for your suggestion. ......cliff

    Guess the snail was an incorrect replacement!
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  10. 11-14-2018, 06:17 PM #10
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    per a post from the General page... "From car 305 101 (Model year 1967) the shape changed to the Fan Fare (snail)"
    84102 purchased in '85 FINALLY started driving it (2/2015)
    '73 911T original paint sunroof coupe waiting in the wings
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