<VV> Horn

[George Jones]

If it's anything like the 63 cars (I'm a self admitted novice on early
models) it would be right behind the headlight buckets. Problem is, there is
a mud shield that prevents them from being visible inside the wheel well.
The mud shields can be a PITA to remove because of the undercoating, but you
pretty much have to remove them to get to the horns (one on each side). 64
was a lot easier, GM deleted the mud shield (I believe).

On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 7:36 AM, <tillzachman at comcast.net> wrote:

> Ok guys I have simple question. Were is the horn located on a 62 coupe?
> Thanks Steve
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