[s-cars] Time for fans and horns

[pkrasusky at ups.com]

Baloney horned:

<<<Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 09:09:36 -0500
From: "Bill Mahoney" <wmahoney at disk.com>
Subject: [s-cars] 


Also; since last week for about three miles I was stuck behind a Buick,
right lane, and a siding truck, left lane, I am thinking the infamous
Steble
horn is no longer sufficient.

Both these vehicles moved along at barely the speed limit oblivious to
the
world.  For special situations like this I thought a quick toot of a
locomotive horn could make difference.  You know, something with a red
safety switch that is locked and loaded to provide a heads up for the
folks
ahead.  

Maybe just a boat horn in the grill with a long cable? 

For many years I could not understand how someone in the left land could
just travel in tandem with the car next to it, when my wife of all
people
explained that in their minds they ARE doing the speed limit and can
settle
into whatever lane they want.  D'oh butofcourse! 

People are funny huh.

Bill~searching for Haperhorn~M>>>




Baloney-

Funny Bill, I was just earlier this week thinking sorta the same thing.
Dual Stebel's just ain't enough apparently?  Can I ever be pleased?  

See, I've tried taking 'the higher road' when out there in traffic
situations lately and controlling my roadrage a bit - only to then get
cutoff like a sucker sixteen ways from Sunday.  WTF?  So much for THAT
idea.

People didn't seem to flinch with the blast.  Maybe one died like Hap's?
I'd get under there and look, if I cared enough.  Busy with TR3 this
week, whose dual windtone horns sound right off of your aforementioned
Buick - nice deep bellowing baritone.  Well, they *would* sound like
that, if the horn button didn't fail in the "ON" position.  Again.
Disconnected now, which sux.

My buddy bought a Stebel to mount in his street mod MG Midget.  Hmmm.

Lemme know how you like Hap's suggested Hella unit, should you go that
route.

-Paul loud is never loud enough K.
CT
'95 //Stebelsquared6