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One for the Milwaukee fan bois who thought they had everything 
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Erie Fred
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I own a few sets of US freight train horns.....they are a wee bit larger.
"SuperTyphone" is one brand.
or ask yourself .... why not .. lol
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Why?
The fatal combination; Alcohol, boredom, imagination, practical skills and access to technology.
Is the creator on this forum?
The fatal combination; Alcohol, boredom, imagination, practical skills and access to technology.
Is the creator on this forum?
Erie Fred
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True....I had them stuffed under the hood of my f-150 at one time.
Back in 1986 with a 300-6 engine, I could lay them on their side
and sneek them in there.
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Watching one of those car buy-restore-sell programmes and may have been a Jensen that had a city/country horn rocker switch on the dash that did similar.
So has the old Bentley Turbo R
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Would be handy to assist the wife to recover from sticky bedsheet syndrome, she does like her sleep....
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That sounds wrong.
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Would be handy to assist the wife to recover from sticky bedsheet syndrome, she does like her sleep....
I had to think twice about that one as well, we must have dirty minds
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I'm 70 on Monday, my mind says 'Yes', the body says 'No, don't be bl**by stupid. You'll kill yourself'....I had to think twice about that one as well, we must have dirty minds
And with three major operations in the last 5 years, it suggests my body knows best.......
Go big or go home I do confess to having wanted a set a while back.....but I decided against it.
I recall my MOT guy from when I was in the UK, a friendly sort of chap. He brought a car on to the ramp for test, the first part being horn, wipers and washers. Did a quick blast, everybody in the workshop just about soiled themselves, me included, and it was promptly parked outside with a FAIL - Horn too loud.
HornBlasters
I do confess to having wanted a set a while back.....but I decided against it.I recall my MOT guy from when I was in the UK, a friendly sort of chap. He brought a car on to the ramp for test, the first part being horn, wipers and washers. Did a quick blast, everybody in the workshop just about soiled themselves, me included, and it was promptly parked outside with a FAIL - Horn too loud.
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That ^^^ is a "train horn" , My smaller 5 horn set sounds very similar, very harsh.Go big or go home
I recall my MOT guy from when I was in the UK, a friendly sort of chap. He brought a car on to the ramp for test, the first part being horn, wipers and washers. Did a quick blast, everybody in the workshop just about soiled themselves, me included, and it was promptly parked outside with a FAIL - Horn too loud.
HornBlasters
let's not forget this horn (you could buy these mail order in the 1970's) nothing
says "white trash" better:
