The Remy Electric Company and the Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company (Delco) was purchased by United Motors in 1916. In 1918 General Motors bought them and GM Remy and GM Delco divisions remained competitive
against each other. In 1924 Remy purchased Klaxon Horn Business and in 1926 the Delco & Remy divisions
merged.
So any horn that was factory installed on a GM car from that point on would have been a "Klaxon" horn. Klaxon horns were manufactured in a hand operated horn, an electrically operated horn and a motor horn. I believe the Oogha horn you're referring to would have been the hand operated version.
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Last edited by Denny Graham; 07/27/2018 12:44 AM.
