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    1. 04-28-2006 #1
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      Help with horns

      My horn is long gone to horn heaven ... so I need a new one. Anybody got a suggestion for a suitable horn? I don't want some goofy-sounding thing, just an oem sounding horn. What's a good donor vehicle?

      thanks!
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      It's OE......for a Southern Pacific freight train.
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      go to the wreckers and find dual out of a cadi or old buick battleship.

      i like them dual european air horns myself.

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    5. 04-29-2006 #4
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      Got it: local Chevy dealer sold me a "low note" horn from a late model truck.

      Only thing is: it has two wires ... hmmm.

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      Two wires explained: one is ground. Probably used on lots of GM cars including Vettes with 'glass bodies.

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