Thread: Where's the Defender wave gone?

Originally Posted by The ho har's

One as cheep as $13,00.00. Now that is cheep for a 101.

Mrs hh

Don't think for one second that i'm hooked, but where is it?

Originally Posted by cuppabillytea

Don't think for one second that i'm hooked, but where is it?

Sydney area... I can get contacts for you if you would like.

Mrs hh

Originally Posted by The ho har's

Sydney area... I can get contacts for you if you would like.

Mrs hh

Let me stew on it for a while. I'll PM you If I can't Kill this bug you just planted under my skin.

Wave seems to be alive and well among the military - heading south from Mataranka today, ran into at least half a dozen perenties (sorry if that doesn't count for this thread) all towing no.5s - got a wave from all bar one

Originally Posted by Simon

Wave seems to be alive and well among the military - heading south from Mataranka today, ran into at least half a dozen perenties (sorry if that doesn't count for this thread) all towing no.5s - got a wave from all bar one

Yeah that counts! It also means that people that don't drive Defenders/110s (maybe) in their off duty/normal lives still think waving to other Defenders/110s is a good idea.
Bet they don't wave in their own cars to other same make/model owners.

It's definitely a Land Rover thing!

And the Defender wave is well and truly alive and well at Gallipoli Brks, Brisbane. I get at least 1-2 waves every day. And they are (as per normal) the nicest guys (no ladies as yet) to chat to. Always very passionate about their vehicles.

Driving to and from the Sunshine Coast yesterday I must have waved to at least 15 defender/countys. I didn't get any waves but a lot of the drivers looked at us. An exception to the series 1 in the far lane holding tight to the steering wheel and concentrating

Mrs hh

Saw a 90 on the way home, chased him down a few side streets.
He stuck his hand out the window and waved just as he turned away from me. Good stuuf

A veritable smorgasbord of Defenders today! A "proper" 130 this morning who, alas, missed my wave as he was fighting the crusty Land Cruiser in front of him. Better luck with the brand-spankers and super-shiny black 90 near North Ryde with regulation waves all 'round. Unfortunately I missed the bronze-y coloured 110 sneaking up the inside as I was ogling the 90 and I waved far too late as it rounded the corner. The same 110 (or an identical one) tooted me 10 minutes later... my feeble, too-late wave was probably missed again! But all was rectified on the home trip with a hearty wave from a white 110 near Drummoyne this afternoon. I saw the regular 110s around the back of Balmain and Lilyfield, but sans drivers. I smiled appropriately.