Where's the Defender wave gone?

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Originally Posted by ashhhhh

Always get waves when im in the Series 3 and got cat called by a group of chicks the other day..lol

0 in the Disco, I still wave anyway and enjoy the baffled/snooty/glazed looks I seem to get...

There's only one series vehicle I see regularly in Armidale, a light green shorty driven by a cranky local mechanic - never waves.

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Keep waving Ashhhhhh, I had a cranky old man that never waved driving a 6x6 defender. As soon as he sees me in RED 130 or my series III the hand is out the window :D And what about Tony's lovely Series III?

Mrs hh:angel:

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Originally Posted by The ho har's

Keep waving Ashhhhhh, I had a cranky old man that never waved driving a 6x6 defender. As soon as he sees me in RED 130 or my series III the hand is out the window :D And what about Tony's lovely Series III?

Mrs hh:angel:

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Pretty sure Tony has left the series in Singleton and is driving some kind of "practical" vehicle for uni! [emoji30]

I ordered my first Defender in November, and production starts today, 13th Feb, with delivery in early May. Exciting times indeed. :BigThumb:

While I haven't been waving, I am guilty of pulling over in my Camry when I see a great D and then take photos of it. On one occasion I was taking a pic of a well kitted 110 when another one drove past and honked. I promptly jumped back in my car and chased him down (didn't take long :D), then chatted to him at a set of lights. He gave me his card and suggested I call him when I get my truck so I could join him on Sunday drives.How cool is that??

What a wonderful community, and one that I'm very much looking forward to joining.

I'm starting to get a complex. There are two female Defender drivers I regularly pass on the way to work. Nary a wave from either, despite some slightly obsessive over-waving that has been progressively increasing over the past months. I can see my efforts soon escalating to standing on the roof, Priscilla-style.

I've even started showering in case they can smell me across three lanes of Sydney traffic. I might have to comb my hair as well.

It's becoming an obsession and is now my life's mission to solicit a wave from at least one of them... stay posted...

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Originally Posted by kogvos

I'm starting to get a complex. There are two female Defender drivers I regularly pass on the way to work. Nary a wave from either, despite some slightly obsessive over-waving that has been progressively increasing over the past months. I can see my efforts soon escalating to standing on the roof, Priscilla-style.

I've even started showering in case they can smell me across three lanes of Sydney traffic. I might have to comb my hair as well.

It's becoming an obsession and is now my life's mission to solicit a wave from at least one of them... stay posted...

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now this is a tv show i could watch.

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Originally Posted by kogvos

I'm starting to get a complex. There are two female Defender drivers I regularly pass on the way to work. Nary a wave from either, despite some slightly obsessive over-waving that has been progressively increasing over the past months. I can see my efforts soon escalating to standing on the roof, Priscilla-style.

I've even started showering in case they can smell me across three lanes of Sydney traffic. I might have to comb my hair as well.

It's becoming an obsession and is now my life's mission to solicit a wave from at least one of them... stay posted...

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As posted above....keep trying and you will succeed...

Mrs hh:angel:

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Originally Posted by INVSBL

now this is a tv show i could watch.

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Keeping up with the Defendashians

If it is my wife, currently driving a loan Black / Silver roof 90 - Tell me !! and she will be band from driving it - She is aware of the wave etiquette - She has been told and did it for 4 years in South Africa - where woman needs permission from her husband to drive their defenders :)

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Originally Posted by kogvos

I'm starting to get a complex. There are two female Defender drivers I regularly pass on the way to work. Nary a wave from either, despite some slightly obsessive over-waving that has been progressively increasing over the past months. I can see my efforts soon escalating to standing on the roof, Priscilla-style.

I've even started showering in case they can smell me across three lanes of Sydney traffic. I might have to comb my hair as well.

It's becoming an obsession and is now my life's mission to solicit a wave from at least one of them... stay posted...

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If it is my wife, currently driving a loan Black / Silver roof 90 on the Northern Beaches - Tell me !! and she will be band from driving it - She is aware of the wave etiquette - She has been told and did it for 4 years in South Africa - where woman needs permission from her husband to drive their defenders :)

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Originally Posted by LouisW

If it is my wife, currently driving a loan Black / Silver roof 90 on the Northern Beaches - Tell me !! and she will be band from driving it - She is aware of the wave etiquette - She has been told and did it for 4 years in South Africa - where woman needs permission from her husband to drive their defenders :)

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Your wife is safe! I've got two 110s on Victoria Road playing their evil siren game with my mind.