Thread: Where's the Defender wave gone?

Was at Murarrie in Brisbane today and across the road at the lights were a white/cream 110 and a black and white 90. Three Defenders at an intersection - sweet!

But I waved in vain. The 110 just drove on and the 90 stared but didn't wave back.

100% on the "wave response ratio" (WRR?) so far this week. 5 out of 5.

Today a blue 110 with white roof, full rack with all the gear, covered in mud and looking like the ducks guts heading west at the Richmond bridge. yesterday a black puma shorty (with black rims) leaving RAAF Richmond, earlier in the week a white 130 HCPU (i think) with a caravan, east bound passing the Polo grounds at Windsor, very big out the window wave from an older gentleman. The day before that a dark green 110 with white roof and rack, high-lift jack and other gear on the roof westbound passing RAAF Richmond, and last weekend a white Puma 110 with 3 very enthusiastic wavers exiting Richmond market place.

Here's a Defender wave. It's no wonder they sometimes go unseen.

Originally Posted by Gordie

I prefer them smoked

I can't seem to keep them lit..

Originally Posted by Tombie

I can't seem to keep them lit..

Dry them and smoke in a pipe.

I got waved at today, by a Defender driver over at Kilsyth (Melb),,,, he waved first even

A quick trip from Elands in NSW to Brisbane spotted a lot of Defenders...
- black shorty refuelling at Comboyne.
- lots of black vehicles with swags on roof near Coffs
- a white 130 towing a heavy load of north coast hardwood in a trailer near Grafton northbound.
- a series shorty leading the traffic into Ballina


I waved but maybe they didn't understand why a corolla was waving....

OK who was in the white 130 that pulled out of the fuel
station on Logan River Road in Beenleigh????

Drove around cars to get behind me and stalked me nearly all the way home

Thought you were going to follow me all the way home but when I turned off the main road kept on driving with a loud horn blowing Cheers

Mrs hh