1968 1969 1970 Plymouth Roadrunner Beep-beep Horn Factory Steel
Plymouth's budget muscle car shipped with a horn that sounded like its cartoon namesake, and on a 1968, 1969 or 1970 Road Runner that horn is part of the car's identity. Original units have often rusted through, lost their decals or been replaced with a generic horn decades ago. This reproduction recreates the early style horn in heavy duty steel, finished in the correct purple with the half moon Voice of Road Runner decal.
Details that matter for a restoration
What sets this horn apart is the small stuff. It has the correct wiring connection and the correct size and length bracket, so it bolts into the original location and plugs into the factory harness without adapters. You get a factory correct appearance at a fraction of the cost of an NOS horn, if one can even be found.
Early horn versus late horn
The 1968-1970 horn is different from the version used on 1971-1974 cars, so make sure you are ordering for the right years. If you are restoring a 1968, 1969 or 1970 car, this is the correct version.
Installation tip
Most horn problems after an install come down to grounding. Scrape a small area of paint where the bracket meets the body so the horn has a clean metal ground, then tighten the mounting bolt securely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which years is it correct for?
The 1968, 1969 and 1970 Plymouth Road Runner. Later 1971-1974 cars use a different horn.
Is it steel like the original?
Yes. It is heavy duty steel, finished in the factory style purple paint.
Will it plug into my factory harness?
Yes. It has the correct wiring connection and bracket, so it mounts and connects in the original location.
