Originally Posted by Gambalunga
My '67 Maserati that I had in Oz had two horns. One a normal electric horn that was connected to the steering wheel horn button and the other twin air horns with long trumpets that was actuated by a button on the end of the indicator stalk (or was it the other way round oldgit)
I was told it was referred to as "town and country horns". The twin air horns certainly made there presence known more than the beep of the "town horn"

I remember an old Citroen ID20 I briefly owned having similar town and country horns. You can't beat the real thing though - this Klaxon Combination horn from the 1930's. An electric motor at the end to drive the awoogah striker and more conventional vibrator driver sandwiched between, both operating on a common sound plate.

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Richard

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