Bubba Was Definitly Here!
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Bud2
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From: Warrnambool Victoria
Bubba Was Definitly Here!
Wish I would be able to see the face of the next owner when he takes off the horn retaining ring of my '64.
I had to do the little alternations because for some reason I've got a miss-matched horn hub, see below. I'm a jeweller so I soldered a bridge of sterling silver onto the incorrect part. Hey, it saves me 40 bucks and shipping to Australia.
Bud.
I had to do the little alternations because for some reason I've got a miss-matched horn hub, see below. I'm a jeweller so I soldered a bridge of sterling silver onto the incorrect part. Hey, it saves me 40 bucks and shipping to Australia.
Bud.
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From: St. Louis MO
2020 Corvette of the Year (appearance mods)
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Finally THE REAL BUBBA 
Thanks, Thats FUNNY
George
Thanks, Thats FUNNY
George
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From: The problem is all inside your head she said to me.
Can't tell 100% but in the picture it looks like the bracket on the back is missing the contact? I mean I see the contact and the tab is off to the left in the picture.
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From: Inverness FL
St. Jude Donor '07
we had a similar problem with the L-shaped horn contact arm missing the plunger on a steering wheel adapter hub for the Ididit column i used in my 62. we ended up cutting the contact arm off and soldering a wire to the back of the cap retainer.
i never considered the possibility that the cap retainer might have been made wrong.....
Bill
i never considered the possibility that the cap retainer might have been made wrong.....
Bill
