A client had this photo on her wall. She asked what kind of car ?

I said I knew just where to ask !

My question is, what do we call the type of hat worn by the chap on the far right ?
These are often more pointed at the top, but are the perfect period hat for a TT-driving
madman !

Lastly, where can a person find one ??? A fella at a swap meet was selling really
nice heavy felt examples at the Monroe Swap Meet thirty years ago, but I have never
seen any since. Mr. Google pulls up cheesy costume versions that just aren't *right*,
but nothing that appears to be of reasonably high quality, even for a floppy old felt
hat.

It's an Overland.

I think the hat is a tall crown fedora or an open crown fedora.

For a particular brand, try open crown Stetson.

Burger, try this mob


https://www.historicalemporium.com/

1913 ? 1914 ? I thought it was an Overland ! Looks like I am getting
better with some of these early cars.

5 pages of men's hats and nothing close !

1914 mod 79. charley

Try www.crazycrow.com. Search for "hat"

One of my favorite clothing sources:
https://www.historicalemporium.com/

This looks about right:
https://www.historicalemporium.com/store/002616.php

Overland script right there on the hood top panel.

And the name continues on!

I had forgotten that delightful hood script Layden.
Thanks for reminding me.

Burger those hats look like flat brimmed Montana Crown style hats, they can have 3 or 4 dents and a slight peak, from a distance and an old B&W photo the dents won't show up.

try this one Burger
https://www.historicalemporium.com/search/?q=open+crown+hat

Or this one if you like the stetson name
http://www.villagehatshop.com/product/all/451139-129310/amish-buffalo-fur-felt-o pen-crown-fedora-hat.html

Those individual cast cylinders, aluminium crankcase, intake and water outlet manifolds, open flywheel and cone clutch.
Handsome engines even if a ball of rust!

Thanks for the PID, Charley.

Layden, what's that Overland logo on??

David D, Just a few years ago, Chrysler/Jeep had a limited edition Overland model Jeep Grand Cherokee. Paying homage to their Willys Overland heritage.
I am guessing that is where it is from.

You are up late again! Now, I told you. Don't become like me!