car horn goes moooo

[vanilla]

I once had a car moo at me.
How easy is it to get a horn that sounds like something different?
How many different sounds can you get?

[Bruce_Daddy]

How about the first 11 notes of Dixie!

[Bruce_Daddy]

Moo.

[dantheman]

I once had a car horn that had dozens and dozens of different sounds. It was attached to the regular horn, but there were speakers in the back of the vehicle. You pressed a certain combination of buttons to get a particular tune, including Dixie.

[bughunter]

Originally posted by Bruce_Daddy
Moo.

Ohmygaaawd!

That's perfect! I need a horn that goes "ribbit" for my kermit green 1973 AMC Pacer!!

[Tedster]

Try J.C. Whitney catalog, the classic provider of tacky automobile products. They used to have the Dixie horn, and the "Aaaaooogah" type Model T horns, as well as 110 db. dual air-horn types more often found on 18 wheelers.

[bienville]

[hijack]
I'm wondering if some states have laws to prohibit joke horns. When needed as a warning in an emergency they might not effect the appropriate reaction, but rather cause confusion.

Anyone know of any such laws in any states?
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[TheLoadedDog]

They are illegal in Australia (though in the 1970s our milkman had a mooing truck). A damn shame. I'd like a horn that plays La Cucaracha, and also that voice system so I could tell arseholes off, or just play with people's minds. I've also fantasized about having a red LED scrolling banner display in my back window with a keyboard mounted up front. Maybe a few shortcut keys for commonly used messages.

[dantheman]

Originally posted by Tedster
Try J.C. Whitney catalog, the classic provider of tacky automobile products. They used to have the Dixie horn, and the "Aaaaooogah" type Model T horns, as well as 110 db. dual air-horn types more often found on 18 wheelers.

That's exactly where I bought my horn, too. Neato catalog they have there.