Fiamm Serie 2000 Horn Trumpets - disassemble?

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Does anyone know how the old vintage FIAMM trumpet horns are disassembled? I picked up these trumpets - I want to see if I can restore them and use them on my '80 308. I have the snail-shaped horn on the car but I just love the look (and sound) of these FIAMM trumpet horns. I have not tested with my compressor yet. I am afraid this model looks to be a non-serviceable "sealed" model compared to the models that have backing screws.

 

Cool! I guess I need to be less worried about taking them apart - hopefully lightly oil and put some candy red on the trumpets. I need to find the y connector!

 

Holy Toledo! The write-up I was searching to find!

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I slipped off the back plastic covers.....does the back metal unscrew to expose the brass(?) reed (or whatever you call it)?

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How is this base collar removed? Your photos suggest to me possibly friction holds the collar and to slide it upward to expose the nut?

 

thank you! - that post escaped me. Got everything apart and going to see if I can make it look nearly new.

 

looking for the black sticker also.....I have not found it available in 2021....eBay guy no longer has it up on the site. I may write to him to inquire.
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I will post more photos during the holiday as I progress in this mini-project.
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Image Unavailable, Please Login going to try this MC200 paint after polish buffing the trumpets....recommended from an early post

 

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Got my trumpets painted with the Dupli-color and I am impressed how "anodized" they look! Rob is correct that the horns need to be polished perfectly....even for this spray paint as it is translucent.

I bought the sticker for the compressor at

https://autoricambi.us/fiamm-compressor-decal-30071/

I really wanted the black sticker but this white version from Auto Ricambi is the only one I see available. Now I need to find the compressor stored away on my parts shelf and get it cleaned and refurbished!