I like to call it alternatively different just to be PC and not offend anyone.
Fit locker/ fit air horn.
problem solved
I fitted vintage klaxton horn aaoooooooooggaaahhhhhh lol
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I like to call it alternatively different just to be PC and not offend anyone.
Fit locker/ fit air horn.
problem solved
I fitted vintage klaxton horn aaoooooooooggaaahhhhhh lol
I've got a few "alternatively different" mates as it happens!!! I'll be sure sure to inform them of their new "label"!! lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
But as for having a car horn that sounds like some squeaker wearing a pink tutu, on top of a float shaped like a phallic symbol at the Sydney Mardi Gras, squealing "I just want respect"?? Yep, I have one of them!!!. And my aforementioned mates would agree whole heartedly with me!! lol
put tripple air horns on mine problem solved
At 70 I dont use mine much any more LMAO
Hey Bob, At 70 are you sure that you don't use it all the time, but just can't hear it :smileyvault-cute-biQuote:
Originally Posted by Bob
I "borrowed" a couple of horns off a car at work - they were getting crushed anyway!
I put them on and they were great, only problem is they are trumpet horns so fill with water during a river crossing...
I've actually ordered a pair of Narva disc horns, hopefully should solve the issue.
Hornblasters
Tipsy-tap
Agree :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by P4trol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...6cOHYHDI#t=29s
http://www.hornblasters.com/video.php
I would like to think my horn is is working order when I'm 70. lot of bad drivers over my way. Yeah right, Buy the damn pill
Dad had a train horn years ago, hooked it up to the comressor in the shed and give it a blast.Quote:
Originally Posted by 04OFF
The whole nieghbourhood came out on the street to see what the hell just happened LOL
It was a mates but I remember it hanging up in the shed for years when I was a kid, must ask what happened to it.