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For sale: variable pitch horn, unknown make, operates off of 6 volt and is lever operated. The position of the lever varies the pitch of the horn, cable operated (cable included). This horn was mounted on the drivers side frame rail of my T directly below the drivers seat and the lever was mounted on the back side of the dashboard. Send me a PM and I can email or text you a video of it in action. $150 plus shipping

I don't necessarily need this for my car, but I'd be really curious to see what it sounds like, I haven't seen one of these before

RadRacer203 wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 25, 2024 10:31 am

I don't necessarily need this for my car, but I'd be really curious to see what it sounds like, I haven't seen one of these before

Its a Moooo horn. Sounds like a cow. Most common.
There were some sold as fog horns.

Now that you mention it it does sort of sound like a cow.

I guess a cow moo sounds better than the standard Ford duck fart!

Allan from down under.

J.C. Whitney sold those, or a copy, years ago.

Lower price, could bring to Marietta Ohio swap meet this Saturday

I’ll buy,
Sent PM

RadRacer203 wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 25, 2024 10:31 am

I don't necessarily need this for my car, but I'd be really curious to see what it sounds like, I haven't seen one of these before

I have a 1919 touring.. would this be an aftermarket item from that period or not?

Horn is sold

still, is it from the 1919 period?
I'm just curious

Horn was called a Kattle Kaller. It came in 6 and 12 volts. It was made in the 50’s. I have several. They are a lot of fun. Cows will come running when you go down the road and honk it.