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I installed it on my Mopar 71, not exactly a Model T with that kind of horn but still classic. It sounds amazing and people especially kids love it. Installation was easy, I had plenty of room to work. I connected it directly to my original horn wire with no additional relays or fuses and it has been working for over 1 year now.

Our Nissan Cube had a horn, just a weak one. Not even weak. The bike horn sounds louder. So we bought this horn. We love it. tricky part about installation. Disconnect cables Nissan. Once that happened (with disassembly of both) I just plugged it in and it worked right away. Great sound and everyone loves it. We don't voice it for long, just the touch needed to make it OOGA.

I recently bought a FIAMM 66059 OOGA Horn - 12 Volt "Old Fashioned Sound". I chose them specifically because of the FIAMM brand, it's an old and established brand I will be using in my cars for many years, but on the envelope that comes, even with the horn, its brand isn't on it, it's impossible to know , I don't know if I should pay for a brand or any brand. In addition, the installation was easy, the beats and the sound are great as promised, the price is right, the delivery time was on time.

This horn has been hanging under my jeep's front bumper for almost a year now and it still works like a charm! He had seen Moab mud, Colorado mud, snow and ice and definitely honked. I'm really surprised he hasn't died from exposure yet. Also, I'm almost always looking for a reason to honk this thing because it still makes me laugh every time. Usually every passer-by giggles and waves too, so it's like therapy for everyone! More people should have this horn. I wired it directly to the stock…

I've had aftermarket horns (well the Ziebart guys installed aftermarket horns - I'm not a mechanic) on my cars for years ( all new Toyota). ). On my 2005 machine (Avalon) the first one failed after 2-3 years so I replaced it and it lasted. When I traded in for a new car (a 2010 Avalon), I reinstalled the Wolo along with three other aftermarket mufflers. (I'm having too much fun with this.) Unfortunately, the Wolo Ooga horn only lasted about 14 months back then. It was nice and loud, but not…