Model A T Oogah Ahoogah Ooga Horn Ford Vintage Antique Car Parts Chevy Dodge on 2040-parts.com
Sachse, Texas, United States
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VINTAGE OOGAH Ahoogah Ooga Horn & Bracket 12 or 6 VOLT ??? Not sure...I grounded it and touched the wire to a 12 Volt battery and it worked! Very loud. I bought a box of parts and the man had a model A and a Model T Looks very good and will cleanup great with some polish. |
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