Thread: Where's the Defender wave gone?

Originally Posted by zealand

The Defender wave is alive and doing well up here in Maryborough Qld

[ To all jeep owners ]

" Its a L-R thing you wouldn't understand "

They have jumped on the band wagon.. not so sure it's taking off though as I've yet to see any jeep drivers wave to each other..

Urban Dictionary: Jeep Wave

Originally Posted by Sue

They have jumped on the band wagon.. not so sure it's taking off though as I've yet to see any jeep drivers wave to each other..

Urban Dictionary: Jeep Wave

Methinks you need to brush up on your history Sue, Jeep drivers were waving to each other right across this wide brown and green land when I was a little tacker in the early seventies
The Jeep wave isn't a new thing.

Hi all. I have just returned from a trip to Tasmania and all Defender drivers I encountered except one , waved. The exception was looking over his shoulder at a rear seat passenger while at a traffic light , so he probably shouldn't be counted, as he didn't see me. On that basis, the wave is still going well. Cheers, 130man.

Originally Posted by rick130

Methinks you need to brush up on your history Sue, Jeep drivers were waving to each other right across this wide brown and green land when I was a little tacker in the early seventies
The Jeep wave isn't a new thing.

I must be too young to have seen that..

The wave is alive and well here in Townsville. I pass a white 110 on the way to work each morning at 700 am on Ingham Road and he always waves. I am in the grey 90 if he reads this.

Originally Posted by Sue

I must be too young to have seen that..

I wouldn't dare ask a lady her age anyway

Last night on Peninsula Link I got a wave and a flash of the headlights. Made my day.

Originally Posted by Sue

I have had some lovely chats to other Landy owners that I've bumped into in carparks

It's always nice to be polite when your exchanging insurance details