
Reliant Horn Button
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Re: Reliant Horn Button
Looks like it:

Thats a Regal according to the google search I did. Not sure it's s horn button or just a centre though?

Thats a Regal according to the google search I did. Not sure it's s horn button or just a centre though?
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Re: Reliant Horn Button
It appears so: http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/r ... -495767476
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Re: Reliant Horn Button
Yes, it seems to match in design, if not colour, with this one that I saw on a Regal 3 at a recent Southern Classics event (which reminds me, I intended to post some photos of it
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Re: Reliant Horn Button
AlanSS1 will be along shortly, but yes it's a Regal 3/30 horn push. Earlier cars had the red version
So then who knows what 3/30 stands for ?
So then who knows what 3/30 stands for ?
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Re: Reliant Horn Button
The one I saw just said Regal 3 on the badge, so I guess that that might tie in with being earlier?reliant-reviver wrote:AlanSS1 will be along shortly, but yes it's a Regal 3/30 horn push. Earlier cars had the red version
So then who knows what 3/30 stands for ?
As for what it stands for, no idea really, but I'd hazard a guess at 3 wheels/30 hp?
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Re: Reliant Horn Button
Or 3hp and 30" track? 

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Re: Reliant Horn Button
I doreliant-reviver wrote:AlanSS1 will be along shortly, but yes it's a Regal 3/30 horn push. Earlier cars had the red version
So then who knows what 3/30 stands for ?


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Re: Reliant Horn Button
Chepstow or Haydockreliant-reviver wrote: So then who knows what 3/30 stands for ?
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Re: Reliant Horn Button
Ooooh! is there a prize? 

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Re: Reliant Horn Button
he would do but as this is for 'other four wheeled Reliants' , he doesn't frequent this page very oftenreliant-reviver wrote:AlanSS1 will be along shortly, but yes it's a Regal 3/30 horn push. Earlier cars had the red version
So then who knows what 3/30 stands for ?

and yes it does loo awffy like the centre button on mine, note I used 'mine' not 'ours' as SWAMBO takes no part in the owning, driving, or even association

and as we are in quiz mode, what did 21e stand for ?
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Re: Reliant Horn Button
I remember the original adverts for that, made me really fancy a three wheeler.Alan SS1 wrote:what did 21e stand for
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Re: Reliant Horn Button
Meany!!!Alan SS1 wrote: and as we are in quiz mode, what did 21e stand for ?
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