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Old 11-20-2008, 02:16 PM
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does anyone know where they park trains in nj? or if there are any junkyards/scrap yards around that do trains? I'm looking for a set of horns and no not for my f-body lol. i'm picken up a little 91 s10 that i plan to bag/body drop but first i want some real horns lol. i'll probably check some local antique shops because i was told sometimes there are horns to be had there. i'm willing to pay but not the $150+ that i've been finding them for online and im looking for real train horns, 180db lol talk on your cell phone while driving next to me will you haha
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I don't know of any offhand. I get a kick out of watching the train horn vids on Youtube. I think every car should have one!
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Conrail is in Camden, they move frieght all over s. jersey and philly area you could call them and ask. they may laugh but its worth a shot

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Originally Posted by chevrunner21
does anyone know where they park trains in nj? or if there are any junkyards/scrap yards around that do trains? I'm looking for a set of horns and no not for my f-body lol. i'm picken up a little 91 s10 that i plan to bag/body drop but first i want some real horns lol. i'll probably check some local antique shops because i was told sometimes there are horns to be had there. i'm willing to pay but not the $150+ that i've been finding them for online and im looking for real train horns, 180db lol talk on your cell phone while driving next to me will you haha

On the NJFBOA there is a cat named Unstable Bob Gable, he works for NJ Transit, he would know.

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Originally Posted by NJSPDER
On the NJFBOA there is a cat named Unstable Bob Gable, he works for NJ Transit, he would know.

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its good to know people huh? lol
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lol i will contact him thanks. i fell inlove when i got to drive my buddies sierra around for the day he's got the ebay train horns stashed in the wheel well with the compressor and tank under the bed and a switch that flips it from the stock horns to the trains. i got people at every bus stop, pathmark in deptford when i was picking my mom up, multiple ******** driving while on the phone lol. it deffinately gets peoples attention when they are about to cut you off, i must have had atleast 3 people i watched em start to pull out i hit the horns and than just watched the front of the car go to the ground and the *** end lift up lol. after driving his truck i got to watch the hornblasters videos and now it is just something that i have to do lol. for those who might not know.
http://www.hornblasters.com/video.php all of the videos are there
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funniest vids ive ever watched on that site there
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They probably won't just give you a Train horn or even sell one to you. My Granddad works for CSX as a mechanical maintenance person and a long time ago we were talking about RR Buffs after hearing about a runaway train incident in Chicago and he said that they are constantly replacing horns because people always steal them from the trains. It's possible your local freight yard might have one and could sell it to you for the but I'd have to think it'd be a pretty hefty price.
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bastards, i guess i'll have to get some crack head to grab me a set lol.
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Real train horns, not the aftermarket eBay ones cost a couple grand. I hope noone is seriously considering trying to steal a set of horns. Thieves should get the same treatment in this country that they do in Saudi Arabia. You put your hands on something that doesn't belong to you over there and you'll lose said hands. Kind of solves the problem of repeat offenders.
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lol i always said the same thing. i've seen REAL train horns for like $500 but i don't want to fork out that kind of dough i figured i might be able to find a place where they have old ones laying around i might be able to pick up.
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That was some funny *** stuff on YouTube!! I so want one of the train horn kits for my DD..... People on their cell phones not paying attention; give them some train horn love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQpa8whzwAE
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You need to get yo-self one of these:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNo99KcqGbQ
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Truck Air Horns are just as good.. I've been thinking of putting some on my GMC Seirra to cure them idiots on the road..
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Alright doing some research truck air horns are just as good you just need to run lots of pressure (200psi) anybody know where there is a big truck junkyard? I don't think i've ever seen any before, but than again i was never looking.
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Originally Posted by 1 Bad *** Formula
They probably won't just give you a Train horn or even sell one to you. My Granddad works for CSX as a mechanical maintenance person
Whos your Granddad? i work mechanical for locomotives in Philly.




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