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2blu442 · 10-28-2007, 07:32 PM

I've seen that style wheel on a 1968 but not a 1967, Buick used the three spoke sport wheel a lot as did other GM products. The horn assembly would be the same as the 1970-77 4 spoke wheel. There's a couple places the contact may be missing. Does the horn button depress on the sides and pop back up when you release it? If you haven't purchased a Chassis Service Manual for your car put that on the list of things to get, they're the best repair manuals out there in my opinion. If someone else doesn't come up with what you need sooner I have a parts car with a sport wheel on it, I could take it apart and photograph each step but it may be next weekend before I have time for that. John

10-28-2007, 07:32 PM	#2 (permalink)
2blu442 Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Medford, Oregon Posts: 923	Horn I've seen that style wheel on a 1968 but not a 1967, Buick used the three spoke sport wheel a lot as did other GM products. The horn assembly would be the same as the 1970-77 4 spoke wheel. There's a couple places the contact may be missing. Does the horn button depress on the sides and pop back up when you release it? If you haven't purchased a Chassis Service Manual for your car put that on the list of things to get, they're the best repair manuals out there in my opinion. If someone else doesn't come up with what you need sooner I have a parts car with a sport wheel on it, I could take it apart and photograph each step but it may be next weekend before I have time for that. John __________________ 1964 Cutlass Factory 4spd 1965 442 4spd 1967 442 Auto 1967 Cutlass Convertible 1968 442 Auto 1969 442 W30 Auto 1970 442 4spd 1971 Cutlass Flat Top Wagon 1973 Che*vy 3/4 Ton 454/TH400 Tow Vehicle Only the tow vehicle is finished!