Where's the Defender wave gone?

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Originally Posted by ugu80

I call on all brothers (women, of course, aren't permitted to drive Defenders, except in dire emergencies) to man up and ignore all waves from those in touch with their female side in their comfy emasculated Discoveries and Range Rovers who stay dry in even torrential rain in their dust proof cabins. They know not the true pain behind 'the wave'.

Defenders snobs -- unite. Save the wave for those who deserve.

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Surely, surely you joke:o

Is there a sexier, more alluring, attention grabbing or simply, beautiful sight than a woman driving a Defender.:D

Even a woman of average physical attibutes immediately becomes a 10 when she ever so gracefully climbs into the driver's seat of a Defender:D

And I dare you to tell Diana, Lou, Mrs Ho Har (shall I go on) that they should only drive in dire circumstances:eek:

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Originally Posted by Barra1

And I dare you to tell Diana, Lou, Mrs Ho Har (shall I go on) that they should only drive in dire circumstances:eek:

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Interesting choice of 10's:wasntme:


Oh , OK then. 10.5's, cause they drive series vehicles too. Defenders are Lady Boy cars compared with a series:p

Will have to do a scale up.

CC

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Originally Posted by juddy

not everyone who drivers a defender is a land rover addict.

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I have only been a Puma owner for just over 12 months. Before that I had a stage 1 ute on loan for a couple of years. I was told in no uncertin terms the first time I drove it, "you must wave to all Landrovers".

My addiction didn't take hold until my first trip "medium" off roading in my Puma. I have been hooked since..... Maybe those Defender drivers do not know what their Defender can do yet?

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Originally Posted by Barra1

Surely, surely you joke:o

Is there a sexier, more alluring, attention grabbing or simply, beautiful sight than a woman driving a Defender.:D

Even a woman of average physical attibutes immediately becomes a 10 when she ever so gracefully climbs into the driver's seat of a Defender:D

And I dare you to tell Diana, Lou, Mrs Ho Har (shall I go on) that they should only drive in dire circumstances:eek:

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Thanks for your comment Barra1:D

Wait till my missus reads that comment from ugu80!:mad:

She is a most capable Landrover Defender & Defender Puma driver ....AND she ALWAYS waves at all Landrovers - Discos included. And, I might add, she has been driving our Landrovers - for over 30 years. We only have Defenders right now so she can pick either one when she needs to go out somewhere.

I suspect ugu80 will wear the wrath of Mrs Ho Har, Diana & Lou - and quite a few more.

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Originally Posted by ugu80

I call on all brothers (women, of course, aren't permitted to drive Defenders, except in dire emergencies) to man up and ignore all waves from those in touch with their female side in their comfy emasculated Discoveries and Range Rovers who stay dry in even torrential rain in their dust proof cabins.

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Best not show this post to the SWMBO, who is a Defender driver.....

Lots of women enjoy driving Defenders as they can see out the window, due to the excellent driving position.

The SWMBO's mum drove a Series III all the way around Australia. Why? Because the SWMBO's Dad drove the second Series III in convoy all the way around Australia.....

Our daughter also drives a Defender 130 in Arnhem Land and has been driving Defenders up there since 2004. You wouldn't believe some of the tracks and mud bogs she has to negotiate when they go camping/fishing/shopping - and she manages very well. She also carries out all the routine maintenance to her 130 as well.

I know also that dmdigital (Derek's) wife drives their Defenders as her daily drive to and from work in Nhulunbuy.

So, there are plenty of very capable lady Defender drivers out there!!

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Originally Posted by LOVEMYRANGIE

I can't wait till you breakdown in the middle of nowhere and a fully sealed, soft snotty Disco or Rangy rolls up, realises who it is and converts from a 5 digit wave to a one digit signal! Then you will truly know the "pain" behind the wave!! :Rolling: :2up:

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Point 1. A Defender will always get you home.

Point 2. You do realise the 'middle of nowhere' is not the car park at the school old boys rugby union match.:twisted:

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Originally Posted by Sleepy

Probably noticed the QLD plates:p:wasntme:

You want to try waving from a 101. The usual reaction goes something like...



Is that guy waving at me:confused:?



What is that...:eek:



Oh, I see, its a Land Rover....wave back:spudnikwaving:....oops too late.:(

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Yep we get the same when driving 'herc':angel:...see how we go on our 800k

return trip next week, though we will be travelling with other land rovers so

quite possible we will get waves:D

Mrs hh:angel:

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Originally Posted by ugu80

It's a hard core Defender (and series) wave, not a pampered Land Rover Discovery or, god forbid, snotty Range Rover wave. Still haven't decided whether it should include the 'Puma' brigade with their soft interiors and working air conditioning.

I call on all brothers (women, of course, aren't permitted to drive Defenders, except in dire emergencies) to man up and ignore all waves from those in touch with their female side in their comfy emasculated Discoveries and Range Rovers who stay dry in even torrential rain in their dust proof cabins. They know not the true pain behind 'the wave'.

Defenders snobs -- unite. Save the wave for those who deserve.

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I will say this in the nicest possible way:)

How dare you say that:mad::nazilock:

You have a LOT to learn my not good friend.....I can tell you we Woman can

drive series and defenders and come to that 101's better than some of you

still in the dark age men who treat women beneath them:mad:


come on girls let's tell him....

Mrs hh...Daily driver a series 3..Defender and Foward control 101 VERY often

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Originally Posted by ugu80

Point 1. A Defender will always get you home.

Point 2. You do realise the 'middle of nowhere' is not the car park at the school old boys rugby union match.:twisted:

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If you do break down I can assure you I will not stop to help, I don't do rugby and I live well away from a city..

BTW look at the signature, do you see a disco or RR there.

Mrs hh.