I hate baseball caps. I will stay with my Barbour classic wool herringbone flat cap. Much more distinguished.

That looks like the one Andy Capp used to wear !!!!

Eeeeeee........by eck lad, love t'at

Ah you say that but last week I was driving over from Hartlepool to wynyard after work and was blinded most of the way, typically I had neither sunglasses or a cap in the morgan, I resorted to hunkering down behind the dash and using my hand as a shade - some folks gave me a funny look and some waved back

I always keep a baseball cap under the passenger seat.
I figure no one wants a "Linatex" (my old company) cap & if they do the loss is minimal vs driving blind.

If that gets any bigger you could use it for a car cover.

I use one of my old Chevron Junior Officer's Caps.
Going to have to find a replacement one day...

Im surprised they did not hang you as a French Spy in an unusual car making funny movements with your hands .
Ah you say that but last week I was driving over from Hartlepool to wynyard after work and was blinded most of the way, typically I had neither sunglasses or a cap in the morgan, I resorted to hunkering down behind the dash and using my hand as a shade - some folks gave me a funny look and some waved back [/quote]

yes

Thanks chaps for your advice which has saved me the thick end of £100. Went for a drive around Cirencester this morning in the sun and the baseball cap was great.
Being a septuagenarian I still remember my grandfather wearing a flat cap, but not for me!
Thanks again.
Jack
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