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3-Spoke Steering Wheel Horn Ring for Cars with Generator (64-65 Mustang)Find parts that fit my vehicle

Item EK-44-38097-1
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    Features

    • Excellent Concours Reproduction Made By Scott Drake
    • Diecast Construction With Acrylic Plastic Center Emblem
    • Chrome Plated Main Assembly With Painted Recesses
    • Designed For 1964 to 1965 Mustang Models
    • Fits 64-65 Mustang

    Description

    Horn Button Replacement. The Scott Drake Horn Ring With Generator is a direct replacement horn button designed for 1964 to 1965 Mustang vehicles equipped with a generator. It provides the essential function of activating the vehicle’s horn, an important safety and communication feature. This part ensures proper fit and functionality within the factory steering wheel assembly.

    Construction and Appearance. This horn button features diecast construction with an acrylic plastic center emblem that showcases the Mustang logo. The main assembly is chrome plated with painted recesses, offering a high-quality, authentic look that complements classic vehicle interiors.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward and requires no drilling, as the part is designed to fit the original factory locations precisely. This allows for a secure fit on the steering wheel while making replacement quick and hassle-free.

    Application. Specifically made for 1964 to 1965 Mustang models equipped with a generator, this horn button fits the original steering wheel specifications without modification.

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