1934 Hudson/Terraplane Tear Drop Horn Screen

philsterphilster Posts: 59Expert Adviser
in HUDSON
I have been fortunate to locate, what I believe, is an original tear drop horn with "grill" insect screen intact.  I would like to remove the screen and get some laser cut.  My problems is - how to remove it with damaging the screen?

Before I tackle it, does anyone have suggestions on how to remove the screen?




Comments

  • Old Fogey UKOld Fogey UK Posts: 983Expert Adviser
    That doesn't look like the standard horn on a '34 car to me.
    It should be a mesh bug screen and I think - from memory - the aperture for the screen, and therefore the mesh, should be circular.
    My original horns are in my attic and I haven't seen them for years.
    I'll dig them out and post some pics.
  • philsterphilster Posts: 59Expert Adviser
    May be not 1934 but definitely 1936.


  • Old Fogey UKOld Fogey UK Posts: 983Expert Adviser
    philster said:
    May be not 1934 but definitely 1936.


    Yes, could be.
    My horns need a bit of restoration but if you want them, I'm happy to let them go.
    I'll post some pics when I find them.
  • Old Fogey UKOld Fogey UK Posts: 983Expert Adviser
    Hopefully, horn pics will appear tomorrow or Wednesday.
  • 5433HET5433HET Posts: 126Expert Adviser
    These reproduction horns are identical to those that came on my '33 KT. They have screens.  I am looking for advice on how to tune these horns to a musical interval. Any help?
  • philsterphilster Posts: 59Expert Adviser
    I have had success in removing the grill screen - three golf balls behind the screen and a bit of pressure and it popped out without distorting the grill screen.

    This is what the screen looks like out.


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