Does anyone have a good picture and part numbers for a set of "correct" '70 horns? Should the part numbers be stamped into the horn housings?

The part numbers for 2 sets I have that are stamped in the housings below the note designations are:

A Note: 13006286 & 13026186

F Note: 13102285 & 13124465

Are any of these correct numbers for a '70 Chevelle? If not, any idea what they go to?

Thanks!

Andy

1970 Chevelles had:
Hi-note horn #9000514
Lo-note#9000239
These will have the first four numbers cast into them,9000,then the last three numbers stamped into them.These horns have #280 Hi-note & #279 Lo-note stamped into them,per Delco # system.
Their dates look like 9B4=1969 February-4th week.

Thanks, Rick

Those part numbers and date codes don't appear anywhere on these sets that I can see. Where would they be - on the side of the housings or inside the lip of the bells?

I assume these must either be later production horns, or go to something entirely different.

Thanks.

Andy

Here's (http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/70Z15/Carhorns002.jpg) a picture of one of my 70 horns, just as mr70 described. There is a 9000 cast and 279 stamped.

Thats it.
And look at the corner adjacent to it for the assembly date code.
Something Like 9H4.

Thanks Guys. That's exactly what I needed!!

I really appreciate it!!

Andy

im going to hijack your post Andy.

Rick, which one goes on the driver side 280 or 279?


thanks Donnie

im going to hijack your post Andy.

Rick, which one goes on the driver side 280 or 279?


thanks Donnie

280.

No problem, Donny!

I'm interested in the answer, too!

Andy

The 1970 assembly Manual shows #280 Passenger side,#279 Drivers side.
That is not in stone though,as I have seen unrestored survivors have them the opposite way.One could argue the owners switched them later on too.
Their connector pin position will allow it to connect either way.
I believe both to be acceptable.