Anthony69Runner
Well-Known Member
Does anyone know who restores roadrunner horn.
The horns are in classic industries also. Think most are made over seas. Good luck and let us know how you decide to go and how the horn work's. I will need to get some for my car also. Russ.
I bought this one on ebay. https://www.ebay.com/itm/1968-69-70...966255?hash=item21554c056f:g:vAYAAOxyUrZSvaWa It doesn't have the correct bracket. I'll let you know how the horn works. Russ your car is looking good. I'm trying to get my runner in the body shop for some metal work. I got my dash pads back from Just dashes. They look awesome. I just don't have the time to put them in.The horns are in classic industries also. Think most are made over seas. Good luck and let us know how you decide to go and how the horn work's. I will need to get some for my car also. Russ.
68s have a black hornMy car for some reason didn't have the Road runner horn when I got it, instead it had the regular dual horn setup, and it looked factory. I bought a early 1968 correct roadrunner horn, which was black instead of lilac, and had no sticker.
-Mr. Moe-par
1968 Road Runner, 1968 Coronet, 1968 Coronet, 1969 Dart
I called the horn works. He doesn’t do it because no one gets the horn restored. They get the year one horn for $75.Maybe if he gets enough people to have there horns restored,like ten people, maybe he will do it.The Roadrunner Sparton horn was lifted from a forklift. If you've ever been in a factory with old forklifts, the sound is very familiar. Testors purple spray paint is an exact match to the original color. Look in a well stocked hobby shop.
The Sparton factory closed around 1997. https://marcspartonhornregion.weebly.com/uploads/9/8/9/7/98978410/sparton_corp._story.pdf
Horns can be rebuilt, although I never used this place myself, so I can't testify one way or the other. https://www.carhornrestoration.com/