horn identification question

[30coupeguy]

Looking to identify my horn which has no visable identification that I can see. The adjustment is from the front with an adjusting (screw?-no slot) and a locking nut.
The horn cover screw is 3 1/2 inches long and I believe it is 8-32 thread.
I did a search without sucess. Any ideas as to what I have?
Thanks
Burt

 

[Ian in Mississauga]

Sorry to say, you have a cheap reproduction horn from recent decades.

 

[Jon-Ohio]

Sounds like one of the old Hutchens repro ooogah horns available back in the 50's , 60's and 70's from JC Whitney, Warshawsky, Sears, Wards and other parts dealers. I see them quite often on eBay and at swap meets.

 

[nstegall]

Burt,

If you could provide good pictures of your horn and pics of the motor assembly, I could help out as to what you have.

Regards,

Neil
THE HORN MAN
601-469-0878
seaweed1996@yahoo.com

 

[Mike V. Florida]

Sounds like one of the old Hutchens repro ooogah horns available back in the 50's , 60's and 70's from JC Whitney, Warshawsky, Sears, Wards and other parts dealers. I see them quite often on eBay and at swap meets.

Here is a picture of the Hutchens horn,

The others are here,

http://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showpost.php?p=283938&postcount=1

 

[30coupeguy]

Thanks all, the picture did it!! it is a Hutchins.
Happy motoring
Burt