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#93020 09/26/2005 2:39 AM
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I see "high note" and "low note" horns in the parts catalogs. What did my '53 have? A high-note or a low-note, or both?

#93021 09/26/2005 3:57 AM
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High note and low note horns work in pairs. I think the '53 had only one horn. The dual horns came in '54 but I'm not sure if they were standard or option.


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#93022 09/26/2005 7:55 AM
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The high note horns were dealer accessories. They were available in '53, and may have been available throughout the AD generation. They're shown in the '49 Data Book. The low note would have been standard.


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