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09-04-2004 11:44 PM #1
horns
Peace,
what does a 57 Ble Air horn sound like?All We Are Saying is Give Peace A Chance
-John Lennon-
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09-05-2004 08:14 AM #2
I thought the went beep,beep aw that not right that was the road runner and it wasn,t ooo-ga that was streets car mabe a muffled air horn . I don,t know give me a hintdrive it like ya stole it
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09-05-2004 08:26 AM #3
Streets Ya got it wrong again. That was a 55 horn that ya blew.Keep smiling, it only hurts when you think it does!
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09-05-2004 09:39 AM #4
Re: horns
Originally posted by Hot Rod 57 hips
Peace,
what does a 57 Ble Air horn sound like?" Im gone'
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09-05-2004 12:08 PM #5
What you said, Al.Duane S
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09-05-2004 01:47 PM #6
ALAS............no one has blown my horn for ages......
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09-05-2004 07:27 PM #7
Geez, Troglodyte, We all know where your mind is. HE, HE, HE
Same place all as ol geezer's is.Duane S
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09-05-2004 10:54 PM #8
Ya got that right Old100.hehe
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09-07-2004 04:31 PM #9
Peace,
man i got cracked up by your reply man! Al you really have a funny sense of humor! but would a 1950 Dodge Cornet horn(s) fit under the hood?
later.
i am looking at all posable outcomes right nowAll We Are Saying is Give Peace A Chance
-John Lennon-
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09-07-2004 04:40 PM #10
The 50 Dodge horn is a 6 volt horn. Your car has a 12 volt system. IT WILL BE EXTRA LOUD but may not last long." Im gone'
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09-07-2004 06:19 PM #11
It's best if you get somthing like a ooga horn from like speedway or Harbor freight, your other option is any horn from any 70's or 80's, or any car b4 1990 or so, just has to be 12 volt which, from like '65 on up was, 6 volt really got inferior in '55 and most cars after that were but there were still a few 6 volters but like a 60's Bel air or 70's Impala should have a horn that would sound close ur '57's original but most any American 12 volt horn will work.You don't know what you've got til it's gone
Matt's 1951 Chevy Fleetline- Driver
1967 Ford Falcon- Sold
1930's styled hand built ratrod project
1974 Volkswagen Super Beetle Wolfsburg Edition- sold
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09-07-2004 08:54 PM #12
Does anyone know where you can buy a 1950 style sounding horn online? Any aftermarket companies make them? Thanks.1976 Dodge Warlock
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09-08-2004 01:02 AM #13
I hear that all horns in the good old USA were tuned to a specific note. I think off hand it was one of the happy notes C, G or D.
Anyone know for sure?
Webby."Those who know not and know not that they know not; are fools, AVOID THEM. Those who know not and know that they know not, are intelligent, EDUCATE THEM".
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09-08-2004 11:12 AM #14
Originally posted by john gemmer
I thought the went beep,beep aw that not right that was the road runner and it wasn,t ooo-ga that was streets car mabe a muffled air horn . I don,t know give me a hint"PLAN" your life like you will live to 120.
"LIVE" your life like you could die tomorrow.
John 3:16
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09-08-2004 11:26 AM #15
Off for lunch are we, PROZ? Good to see you on here once in a while. Don't work too hard on those signs.Last edited by Oldf100fordman; 09-08-2004 at 11:29 AM.
Duane S
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