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Well what else is Boss Hogg supposed to drive in 2026?
Well what else is Boss Hogg supposed to drive in 2026?
Currently undergoing road testing to be released sometime next yr, so probably will be titled as 2028’s. It’s a new EV so if I was serious I would lease if the lease offerings are attractive; not buy.Well what else is Boss Hogg supposed to drive in 2026?
It’s a beautiful looking vehicle. And as an EV I’m sure its performance is tremendous.Currently undergoing road testing to be released sometime next yr, so probably will be titled as 2028’s. It’s a new EV so if I was serious I would lease if the lease offerings are attractive; not buy.
Hey, I knew those guys! Heck, I was related to at least one.It’s a beautiful looking vehicle. And as an EV I’m sure its performance is tremendous.
It did remind me of something I observed several years back when Cadillac was moving more into the sports car lane with their stylings. I saw this elderly gentleman in the parking lot uncomfortably drag himself out of a really sporty looking caddy with 20 something inch rims and what not. And at first glance it seemed an odd choice for him. But when I thought about it. This guys had probably spent the last 30 plus years walking into a Cadillac dealership every year or so and walking out with the top of the line Caddy. That year was no different… until it was.
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Schott 568 Vandals Jacket - $1,250 The classic Perfecto motorcycle jacket, in a very special limited-edition Schott double rider style. I read an article where most 2026 ZR1 Chevrolet Corvettes ($185K) are leased by people who have a way to write off most of the lease payment on their business.It’s a beautiful looking vehicle. And as an EV I’m sure its performance is tremendous.
It did remind me of something I observed several years back when Cadillac was moving more into the sports car lane with their stylings. I saw this elderly gentleman in the parking lot uncomfortably drag himself out of a really sporty looking caddy with 20 something inch rims and what not. And at first glance it seemed an odd choice for him. But when I thought about it. This guys had probably spent the last 30 plus years walking into a Cadillac dealership every year or so and walking out with the top of the line Caddy. That year was no different… until it was.
Almost every one I see around here is a guy in his mid to late 60s.I read an article where most 2026 ZR1 Chevrolet Corvettes ($185K) are leased by people who have a way to write off most of the lease payment on their business.
There is an attractive woman around nd here who drives a red ZR1 & the license plates read WAZHIZ.
To be fair, in the part of S. FL you live, isn't that kind of young.Almost every one I see around here is a guy in his mid to late 60s.
Fair enough. Though whenever I see it.. I think I don’t want to have to get up out of that thing now… let alone in 10 or 15 years.To be fair, in the part of S. FL you live, isn't that kind of young.
Do you have a higher resolution scan of this or can you quote the text for the Dakota Style? I'm curious if it's got some sort of brim treatment or if it's just a nice pencil curl.1924 Montgomery Ward
More here: https://www.thefedoralounge.com/threads/hatters-cleaners-and-dyers.99090/post-3265078
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No binding. Most all of these "Dakota's" regardless of company do not seem to have a bound brim. I know my early Stetson does not, nor have I seen any advertised with bound brims.Do you have a higher resolution scan of this or can you quote the text for the Dakota Style? I'm curious if it's got some sort of brim treatment or if it's just a nice pencil curl.
It all starts with the flange like in this earlier Brigadier, a favorite style of mine.Do you have a higher resolution scan of this or can you quote the text for the Dakota Style? I'm curious if it's got some sort of brim treatment or if it's just a nice pencil curl.
Lots of options... Might be best with a Convertible though
Those are... impressive.Lots of options... Might be best with a Convertible though
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Always enjoy seeing how many of these old ads show the Campaign bow.... always a favorite option when Im rehabilitating an old hat. ALWAYS looks better than a square bowNo binding. Most all of these "Dakota's" regardless of company do not seem to have a bound brim. I know my early Stetson does not, nor have I seen any advertised with bound brims.
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PS here are better picts of the other westerns from this page....
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Gotta be a ‘59 El Dorado.Lots of options... Might be best with a Convertible though
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No binding. Most all of these "Dakota's" regardless of company do not seem to have a bound brim. I know my early Stetson does not, nor have I seen any advertised with bound brims.
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