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#35
09-08-2004, 11:49 AM
Originally Posted by FarmForward
I probably have around 50 hats... I get them all the time from seed salesmen, semi-driver's at the warehouse, etc. I tend to give a lot of them away. Right now my work hat is a dark blue and gray Rusty Wallace hat with a big "2" embroidered on front and "Wallace" on the sides. It's getting pretty grubby, so I'm gonna try and wash it. If it survives the washing machine, I'll keep wearing it. If not, it gets retired. I tend to wear hats until they get so bad that I can't stand them anymore.
For the farm, I have a straw Resistol that I've worn for years. In winter I have a Carhartt Gore-Tex hat with ear flaps, or less often, a Carhartt stocking cap.
On the dash of the F250 is a Mossy Oak ball cap with "Ford" stitched on it. In the F150 is a ball cap with "Schneider Trucking" on front and a mesh back.
For the farm, I have a straw Resistol that I've worn for years. In winter I have a Carhartt Gore-Tex hat with ear flaps, or less often, a Carhartt stocking cap.
On the dash of the F250 is a Mossy Oak ball cap with "Ford" stitched on it. In the F150 is a ball cap with "Schneider Trucking" on front and a mesh back.
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09-21-2004, 10:24 PM
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You would think since I live in the same city as the resistol factory (or one of them at least) I owuld have tons, but i dont have one cowboy hat but I tend to wear my white and maroon texas A&M hat that says Leaders in agriculture underneath Texas A&M. Its white so it gets pretty bad but I just chunk it in the wash and comes out good as new.
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) Other then that I got my Straw hat for working cows, and my Black MHT cowboy hat for rodeos and such.
#39
09-22-2004, 12:12 PM
, that one and my Yankees hat ... best ones I've ever owned.
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My favorite hat is one that I've never worn. My dad was a police chief before he passed away. He gave me two 'Stockton State Police' hats when there were some extras laying around the station. I wore one of them until it literally fell apart. The other one has never been on my head and never will.
#43
09-22-2004, 11:18 PM
My hat that I wear all the time is my Snap on Racing hat. It was blue and now is mostly black . I wear it at work alot. I fiqure it is my favorite cause I had it thrown in for free when I bought my new tool box. Not a bad deal 3 grand for a tool box and I got a $12.00 hat for nothin. Who says I am not a good shopper. Probably my wife.
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Favorite hat but seldom worn is Bell 222 which one has to buy a bell helicopter
to obtain . i was fortunate enough to recieve one from my younger brother who
is the assistant administrator of our Coast Guard Base and has access to them
after the pilots and he has one himself as they purchase a couple new choppers every 3 years .
My second favorite is an American Flying Doctor hat with the dager and snake and all the gold egg yolk trim .
It cost me $ 75 to get the boy drunk enough to misplace his hat and I was still looking at his WW II leather bomber jacket with the sheep skin lining but I did
not have the heart to proceed .
to obtain . i was fortunate enough to recieve one from my younger brother who
is the assistant administrator of our Coast Guard Base and has access to them
after the pilots and he has one himself as they purchase a couple new choppers every 3 years .
My second favorite is an American Flying Doctor hat with the dager and snake and all the gold egg yolk trim .
It cost me $ 75 to get the boy drunk enough to misplace his hat and I was still looking at his WW II leather bomber jacket with the sheep skin lining but I did
not have the heart to proceed .
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