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Another question for the TR250 folks. Did the 250 use Lucas 9H horns or clear hooters. My car had one of each mounted on it.
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Tybalt
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If my 250 is any indication, Clear Hooters. I seem to recall many years ago TRF talking about how Clear Hooters had gone Tango Uniform and that Lucas horns and switches (wiper and washer switches on 5/250/early 6, lighting on later 6 all of which required modifications to the metal fascia panel in order to fit) were used for replacements.
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I have some Lucas 9H horns dated 4/68 but feel like the Clear Hooters are correct.
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