For years I have wanted a train horn on my truck, I called up my local 4 wheel drive shop that I always go to and told them to finally order me a train horn, within three days the Hornblasters Classic 228 VX Train horn had arrived. Me and my buddy spent 11 hours putting it on one Sunday afternoon and WOW was it worth it. It is amazing how bad you scare people with the push of a button.

DEFINITELY RECCOMMEND YOU GET ONE OF THESE FOR YOUR TRUCKS!

 

omg thats funny my Hubby would love that......he is a BIG train guru

 

Grab the video camera!

 

Hey where did you get that if you dont me asking ?

 

Authentic Nathan Airchime K5LA....can be found on ebay!

 

sweeet .... checking this out..... thanks !


nice looking truck

 

Thank you! BTW.......Nathan AirChimes come right off the Union Pacific engines (since he's a train guru).

 

ohhhhhh he would love that. He has his own train set up he is starting its all about the Great Northern.
Boy them things are a bit pricy I have to save up ! lol

 

Thats real cool.. where did you mount the compressor?

 

oh Hubby loved it but he said I probly be in Jail ......using it to freak out People lol

 

hahaha yeah im surprised I hvent gotten in trouble yet. I would have gotten the K5 but its crazy expensive. When it warms up ill grab the video camera

 

And I ordered it through Ok 4 wheel drive

OK4WD.com
908-454-6973


You can also go right through Hornblasters.com

Theres a video on their site of their horns versus the ebay horns and what a difference

 

Can you picture using those horns to activate the service door at your local Ford Store!

 

hahaha thats why I used a seperate switch, they want you to use your factory horn with a toggle on/off switch but if I forgot it was on for some reason that might not be good

 

We use the Nathan K5 air horns on the SD90MAC locomotives we use here on the Arizona Eastern, they are good sounding horns, i have always been a fan of the Nathan air horns, but make sure you keep up on maintenance they will get clogged with gunk and go out of tune in a heartbeat, they sound like a dying cow when they do that and they are a major pain to re-tune.