Horn Identification

[Rob M.]

Could someone please help me identify these Delco-Remy horns that were on my 1963 convertible? I have tried to attach pictures. The horn with the longer bracket seems to have the numbers 3H3 9000 041 with a letter B near the numbers (bracket side of the horn) and the letter G on the other side of the horn. The second horn with the shorter bracket seems to have the numbers 9000 511 on the "left ear" and 581 on the "right ear" with the letter B near the 581 (bracket side of the horn) and the letters H (in a circle) and I on the other side of the horn.

The horns don't seem to be working now and I am trying to decide if they are worth salvaging. My car is way past keeping it original with correct period/year parts, etc.!


Thanks for the help.

[Don H.]

Re: Horn Identification

Robt-
this info comes from the FAQs link in the small tool bar under the banner above.
Photos can be posted by clicking on the image in the editor screen..
This will bring up a box where you can browse on your computer for the image you wish to upload, or you can upload an image from a URL. URL is a link directly to the photo from a location on the internet.
There are limits to the size and number of photos allowed to be posted. Full size camera images would soon fill the server’s storage space.
Typical camera photos can be from 5 to 15 megabytes in size. The limit for posting here is 300 kilobytes. If the photo is larger than that the server will resize it to 800px x 600 px. A typical photo I tested from my camera was 12.4 meg in size. 2544 X 1696 pixels. That is 35 inches by 23.5 inches in size. That means that you would have to scroll your screen from top to bottom and from side to side to see the entire picture.

[Rob M.]

Re: Horn Identification

Thanks Don for the tip on pictures!