Thread: Where's the Defender wave gone?

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 And what about Tony's lovely Series III?

Mrs hh

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

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

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 ), 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...

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...

now this is a tv show i could watch.

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...

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

Mrs hh

Originally Posted by INVSBL

now this is a tv show i could watch.

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

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...

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