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#691587 11/03/2010 4:30 PM
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Can someone tell me what the factory location was for the horn/horns on a "54" 3100 pickup I have seen them with one big horn mounted to the intake manifold but I beleive in the factory manual they show them/it to be mounted on the radiator support?
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In 1954/55, the stock/single horn was mounted on the radiator frame/housing (front side); and, optional/accessory dual horns on the radiator frame/housing (front side). The 1954 radiator frames/housings are different in 1954, having captive nuts for mounting single or dual horns.

Prior to 1954, the single horn was mounted on the forward side of the intake manifold; and, prior to 1954, the dual horns were to be mounted on the firewall (over the hole for the deluxe heater motor, I think); however, people mounted the dual horns in several places, including to an inner fender.


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