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Bill,
Unless I am mistaken, the original horn switches have heavy contacts that
can handle the amperage necessary to operate the horn. The "curly wire" you
are interested in is of a very light guage. I don't believe that it would
handle the current that it takes to make the old "beep-n-tooter" work
without overheating. I would suggest that the curly wire would work well if
you incorporated a relay to send power to the horn instead of direct wiring.
Again, I defer to the experts in the group to make the appropriate
corrections.
Cheers Dewd
David A. Stevens Jr.
Utilities Engineer II
NYS Office Of General Services
Sheridan Avenue Steam Plant
79 Sheridan
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Hi, Mac here. Would anyone like a listing of Texas Auto Events?? Mac
"Clarence McMillin" < camac37@... > 35684
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awful-o!!
Yes, David, they were. :)
Used to think good sheepskin seat
covers were an overpriced deal. Well..
I was wrong. I have had mine for about
20 years now (no kidding) and they are
still going strong with minor repairs
carried out by a local tailor from time to
time. He also cut them down from
Spridget length to Bugeye length when
I "went back to basics:! :)
No slipping into the footwell :):) and
warm in the winter, cool in the summer.
They remove easily for brushout
and were a well worth while investment
in comfort for I think about US$250+ back
in the 80's.
My cat will even sleep on them...the
acid comfort test for
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Hi Matt, I'm in the middle of parting out a 75 midget. I will be keeping the suspension. Make me an offer on the windsheild and it's yours. I can ship ups from my work. Chris Smith 908-850-8337 Hackettstown, NJ
"christopher smith" < cyclesmithc@... > 26719
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"RUN AWAY..RUN AWAY.RUN AWAY..!!!!!! Just a quote from the Holy Grail. Seriously, I suggest you try and get a $1000 for what you have and look for what you like for $7000. You can get a quite nice Bugeye or anything else for that. Then you can be driving for the summer instead of banging on tin. IMHO Cheers, Bob in San Diego
"Robert D. Gardner" < rdgard@... > 36954
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