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> SOLD Bosch Banjo Horns 914/6 GT
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post Feb 7 2025, 07:19 AM
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FS: Long and short Bosch red banjo horns, date code 029 (Sept '70) and 031 (Nov '70). Both horns are working very good and are in decent condition without any cracks. Price 595 euro + shipping.


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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?
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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?



They don't look like NOS with rusted screws and a bent electrical terminal. I have several pair and the red is much brighter than any i have. Those horns also have a Bosch part number on the disc below the mounting bracket. I thought they were only used on 911's. but i guess they would mount behind the bumper.
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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?

These are used banjo horns and do not have a bent electrical connection
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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?

These are used banjo horns and do not have a bent electrical connection



Not a big issue but what am I seeing on the spade connector on the right? looks to be curled over


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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?

These are used banjo horns and do not have a bent electrical connection



Not a big issue but what am I seeing on the spade connector on the right? looks to be curled over

The spade connectors are not bent at all. I will clean them for you and take better pictures.
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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?



They don't look like NOS with rusted screws and a bent electrical terminal. I have several pair and the red is much brighter than any i have. Those horns also have a Bosch part number on the disc below the mounting bracket. I thought they were only used on 911's. but i guess they would mount behind the bumper.


Were used on the factory GTs, as you suggest, mounted behind the (fiberglass) bumper. FYI,

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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?

These are used banjo horns and do not have a bent electrical connection



Not a big issue but what am I seeing on the spade connector on the right? looks to be curled over

I cleaned them up a bit and as you can see they are completely straight, not bent, not curled over



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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?
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They don't look like NOS with rusted screws and a bent electrical terminal. I have several pair and the red is much brighter than any i have. Those horns also have a Bosch part number on the disc below the mounting bracket. I thought they were only used on 911's. but i guess they would mount behind the bumper.
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Were used on the factory GTs, as you suggest, mounted behind the (fiberglass) bumper. FYI,

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Thank you. Did they use two different frequency tones ?

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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?

These are used banjo horns and do not have a bent electrical connection



Not a big issue but what am I seeing on the spade connector on the right? looks to be curled over

I cleaned them up a bit and as you can see they are completely straight, not bent, not curled over


Thank you good luck with sale. I wold list them on teh 911S early registry too as they were used on 911 too.
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Mounting tabs suggest they are new/nos? Was this a Euro option?

These are used banjo horns and do not have a bent electrical connection



Not a big issue but what am I seeing on the spade connector on the right? looks to be curled over

I cleaned them up a bit and as you can see they are completely straight, not bent, not curled over


Thank you good luck with sale. I wold list them on teh 911S early registry too as they were used on 911 too.

Thanks
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These are still available
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