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GETTING HORNY

public to your undeniably dangerous approach, in a silly old car, can be achieved in multiple ways. The earliest versions were brass horns with rubber bulbs attached. The more elaborate and shinier the plumbing, the better to startle unaware pedestrians and stray chickens. I have picked up a few options along the years, but I think they are a bit twee and for a 1926 car they were already superseded by the availability of electricity to power any

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