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#528327 04/14/2009 2:03 PM
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I found this parts cab about 2-hours from my home lots of useable stuff and an amazing amount of stuff in the seat pan to sort through. He wanted $450 but we settled on $200 if I took it that day. It came with factory dual horns as well something my truck does not have. A question on the horns there was no firewall relay do they require one?

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Nice one Brad.
I'm not sure about the relay issue, but you've got loads of good saveable stuff! thumbs_up
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Good find, I started building my second truck from a cab and front clip.

Cant answer your question on the relay either, although I would recommend one.


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Got a 51 GMC with dual horns and it has the relay on the firewall just to the right of the horns. Sweet sound too.

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You would be better off with the relay. That is the way mine was from the factory.


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It looks like a relay came with the accessory matched (dual) horns in 1951. The relay is mentioned on page 41 in the accessories installation manual and is shown in Figure 108.



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