What was your 1st Indy gear?

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What was your 1st Indy gear?

Fedora
30
41%
Jacket
16
22%
Shirt
2
3%
Pants
0
No votes
Boots
2
3%
Whip
3
4%
MKVII/Bag
15
20%
Other
6
8%
 
Total votes: 74

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My first peice of Indy gear was a Peter Bros Hat wich was a gift. I thought I would stop there. Then Bufflehead took me on my first summit and I had a really good time. Then the next thing I knew I was with Bufflehead again on my way to the Canada summit. I have since bought a LL Bean shirt and some close enough for my budget boots. I'm looking forward to ordering a whip soon. #### Bufflehead and IndyGear.com got me hooked so I might as well try and get it all. Really can any of us have enough toys :?: I have even started planning the Indy area for my new home theater. Pics of the theater will be posted when its done. I'm even adding framed pics of the summits I attend. Thanks Bufflehead for finding yet another way for me to spend my money :lol: Oh and for those who didnt know it was Bufflehead who got me hooked on the whole home theater idea. But then again what are friends for. :D
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GraveRobberGreg wrote:Oh and for those who didnt know it was Bufflehead who got me hooked on the whole home theater idea. But then again what are friends for. :D
Yeah, but yours is going to be done long before mine, and it was my idea. I just don't get it. :shock: :-k #-o
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Post by FloatinJoe »

My first piece of Indy Gear was a Stetson "Ark" from the 80s. I still have it today, but is in dire need of reshaping. My first piece of real Indy Gear was my MKVII.

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Post by Herr Jones »

. . . boxes and boxes of stuff . . .
So when does this "hobby" turn into an "obsession"? Though I don't think you need to have boxes to have it be one.
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Herr Jones wrote:
. . . boxes and boxes of stuff . . .
So when does this "hobby" turn into an "obsession"? Though I don't think you need to have boxes to have it be one.
VERY true. 'Obsession' has nothing to do with the acquisition of 'stuff'....it can easily be a specific item or detail. For example, 3K has been chasing the Raiders hat details for years. Regards! Michaelson
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Mine was a cheapo whip when I was a young kid. I've had it for about 17 or more years. Around the same time I also made some rope whips to swing on. :)
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The hat was given to me by my dad just after I joined COW.
My first modern gear (after getting on here) was my Fed. Delux, then a better whip (but still cheap), then Jacket, then bag and strap, shirt...etc. :D Now I've got a Paul Nolan whip coming next week! Looks great!
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Post by agent5 »

I'm pleased you still have the 'spark' for it, agent5. Regards! Michaelson
Yes I do! :D I guess I meet your definition of obsession since I pretty much become obsessed with anything to do with Raiders. Especially if it's something new. I usually have more then one thing going on at all times and it does get hard to keep up, but never get's old or boring.
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