Anyone replace the horn?

[Bugeater]

On my old '65 Impala I was given an ahooga horn. Soon that had a 2' long and really loud horn from a '50 Plymouth! Then I hooked up the warbler siren from the car alarm too. One day I tried to honk quietly at a pedestrian. Didn't work! So I added a motorcycle horn. Finally I had all the bases covered! Had switches on the dash to choose which one to blast. The ahooga horn is still my favorite. And yes, the '50 Plymouth horn was 6 volt! But it pulled so much current it dropped down to about 8 volts for that horn.

 

[Peteybabes]

anything new on the horn placement in the facelift models?

i'm thinking about getting a set of the 4-chime caddy horns from the 90's (had them on my Lexus) which sound wonderful and are loud...

 

[artsci]

I've not replace the horns and proabably won't. In three plus years of ownership I think I've used the horn twice if that often.

 

[gjunky]

I was thinking an ahooga horn would be fun on our X. Not because the existing horn is not loud enough, I hardly ever use the horn, but because I think it would be fun to have an old style horn on the most modern car around. Glad to see there is some room.

This:
110 dB Old Fashioned Sound "Ooga" 12V Air Horn
might be overkill...