Cubarama Bonus

[Bigdog]

I will beg Dennis' forgiveness in advance as this should be posted in the for sale forum but here is the deal - I had some hats made up for the Farmallcub.com website and took them to Cubarama.
I have a limited supply of them left and will make them available to forum members for my cost plus shipping and packaging.
These are quality hats with the emblem embroidered on them. Your cost will be $16 which includes shipping by U.S. first class postage.
I just have a few of these left and will sell them on a first request basis unless the demand is great enough to order more.
If you are interested in one please contact me through private message or by e-mail.

[Rudi]

BD:

Got mine in this mornings post along with the T-shirt from CB.

WOW

That is one nice hat

Thanks for all the signatures guys, I appreciate it a lot!

Gonna wear that with my Team Cub T when I go to the show

[Denis]

I got mine in the post the other day as well, all the way to South Africa. I can only echo Rudi and say WOW what a nice hat.

I wore it to a show last weekend and had a lot o positive comments.

Thank you once more to you Bigdog for going to the trouble of sending it to me.
Denis

[Jim Becker]

Did anybody take a picture of the autographed caps before they were shipped out?

[Bigdog]

I didn't. Perhaps one of the fellows who got one will take a picture and post it.

[cfrost5]

ANY HATS LEFT FOR SALE
REAL NICE JOB ON THEM

[cfrost5]

SENT THE CHECK THIS AFTERNOON FOR 32.00

CARL FROST
10405 RT 149
FORT ANN NY 12827

THANKS A BUNCH

[Rudi]

Jim:

I will take a pic and post it

[L.I. Potato]

Can a Long Island, NY potato farmer get a hat too????

[Bigdog]

Anybody with cash, good check or money order can get one.

[oldbear71]

Having just returned from Cuba and interested in taking a Cub to Cuba in a
humanitarian transport, I was drawn to the word "CUBARAMA."

I grew up learning to garden with a CUB and appreciate its simplistic use and maintenance. I am working with a seminary in Santa Clara, Cuba that is trying to "purchase" 8.5 acres to raise food for the seminary students.

I am interested in taking a CUB and good mix of implements as part of a humanitarian transport.

I would welcome any correspondence related to my interest.

[oldbear71]

I grew up learning to garden with a CUB. Later my Dad purchased two in the last year they were manufactured (I think). Nonetheless, I just returned from Cuba (I have a US Treasury license) and would like to take a CUB with an good assortment of implements to a seminary that is attempting to "purchase" 8.5 acres to raise food for their seminary students.

This would be part of a larger shipment (by plane) planned for 2005.

I would appreciate hearing from anyone as to ideas, suggestions, advice, etc.

Obviously, I have always had an appreciation for the CUB's ease of use, maintenance, etc. and would like to share this with my CUBAN friends.

I am working with both governments at the present time to make this happen.

[Bigdog]

Oldbear71, please tell us more about your project and affiliations.

[oldbear71]

I am a professor at Baylor University and a member of First Baptist Church, Woodway (Waco bedroom community). I have been going to Cuba since 2000 and more recently Santa Clara, Villa Clara province.

For the last two years, I have been working with a church (First Baptist) in Santa Clara that is 106 years old, and much of the structure for the roof and interior supports were wood and destroyed by termites. I have a background in structural engineering and construction, therefore, have assisted them in finding suitable replacement steel structure and roof system that would meet with historical preservation standards.

The church alos has a seminary and in need of raising food for the approximately 75 students and hence the need for the CUB.

If there is additional interest, I will be happy to post some other things later.