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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / August 200557 horn button fix
Some a**hole tried to steal my horn button in my 57 pickup by prying up on it thus breaking the three pronged ring that holds it into place. The 3 old plastic/rubber/? things on the ring that secure the horn button break so easily. Are these available anywhere? Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. > Some a**hole tried to steal my horn button in my 57 pickup by prying up on > it thus breaking the three pronged ring that holds it into place. The 3 old > plastic/rubber/? things on the ring that secure the horn button break so > easily. Are these available anywhere? Thanks in advance for any help you > can provide. SI has them new. >>Some a**hole tried to steal my horn button in my 57 pickup by prying up on >>it thus breaking the three pronged ring that holds it into place. The 3 old >>plastic/rubber/? things on the ring that secure the horn button break so >>easily. Are these available anywhere? Thanks in advance for any help you >>can provide.  SignatureJP/Maryland Studebaker On the Net http://stude.com My Ebay items:http://www.stude.com/EBAY/ 64 R2 4 speed Challenger (Plain Wrapper) 64 Challenger (Plain Wrapper ?) 63 R2 4 speed GT Hawk 63 GT Hawk OD. 61 Hawk 54 Starlight Yes, they can be purchased through good Stude vendors like Stephen Allen's Auto http://www.mystudebaker.com/ As a side note, I tore one ear on my 2R10 once and super glued it back together. A tender foreplay like reinstallation of the button went well and it stayed on there for a couple years afterwards. Jeff "Dan" wrote... > Some a**hole tried to steal my horn button in my 57 pickup by prying up on > it thus breaking the three pronged ring that holds it into place. The 3 > old > plastic/rubber/? things on the ring that secure the horn button break so > easily. Are these available anywhere? Thanks in advance for any help you > can provide. > Some a**hole tried to steal my horn button in my 57 pickup by prying up on > it thus breaking the three pronged ring that holds it into place. The 3 > old > plastic/rubber/? things on the ring that secure the horn button break so > easily. Are these available anywhere? Thanks in advance for any help you > can provide. Our new SDC President, Ed Reynolds now has them at Studebaker International. Picked one up in Spokane for my truck on Wednesday and fits great. Craig. Ed was on the same flight we were on out of Spokane on Sat. He mentioned that he has a 53 hardtop & an Avanti 2 which he will be selling off. Barry'd in Studes > > Some a**hole tried to steal my horn button in my 57 pickup by prying up on > > it thus breaking the three pronged ring that holds it into place. The 3 [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Craig. Ed Reynolds is our new SDC President? Whooooooooow! >> Some a**hole tried to steal my horn button in my 57 pickup by prying up >> on [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Craig. |
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