Just back from a week away in our series three shorty and got plenty of waves and smiles from fellow Land Rover drivers!
It was great to see!
Cheers, Mick.
Hi all I have recently returned to the Land Rover family from a long brake and have noticed the good ol Land Rover wave is gone.
I have crossed paths with many Defender drivers in the past week and I noticed most of them have a bit of hesitation towards lifting the hand off the wheel for a wave, it’s only until they see me giving them the wave that they return the gesture.
I always thought it was a given that there was a Defender wave, maybe I just look like a crazy guy waving at everyone.
So if you see an ugly crazy guy in a SVX waving like a mad man, don’t be shy .
Just back from a week away in our series three shorty and got plenty of waves and smiles from fellow Land Rover drivers!
It was great to see!
Cheers, Mick.
1974 S3 88 Holden 186.
1971 S2A 88
1971 S2A 109 6 cyl. tray back.
1964 S2A 88 "Starfire Four" engine!
1972 S3 88 x 2
1959 S2 88 ARN 111-014
1959 S2 88 ARN 111-556
1988 Perentie 110 FFR ARN 48-728 steering now KLR PAS!
REMLR 88
1969 BSA Bantam B175
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						I don't notice many waves in the Deefer but when I'm in the old Series 2a I've been amazed at the enthusiasm of some waves! Even once saw a guy virtually climb out the window to wave vigorously from his boringdoor wagon. On the 2-way I've heard truckers start talking about the old Landy their old man had when they were kids, so I jump in and say g'day
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I wonder sometimes whether it's the speed you're travelling at that determines whether you get the chance to wave or get a chance to see someone else wave. In the Series you see all the waves (max 90kph), in the Deefer you see some waves (max 130kph), in a Disco you see the odd wave (max 150kph), in the Rangie you don't see waves (max?? What max?).
Series/90/110/127/130/Tdi/TD5 drivers don't wave to TDCi's because TDCi drivers don't wave.

I certainly get more waves now, after the lift, bar, spotties, etc.
Got a wave from a friends mum in a grey 90 this arvo
I think the P plates make some wary, they probably think I'm just driving daddy's car
Oddly enough, I've had more waves from disco drivers, seemed to get snobbed by Deefers
I don't wave but I give other Deefer drivers the thumbs up.
I even wave to them when driving my ford.
My boys are always on the lookout for a deefer.
Here's waving at ya
Got plenty of waves over the W/E driving the Puma (around the Snowies).
I only go the country-style finger off the steering wheel but some go seem to go the full crazy-hands/oh **** the windscreens about to shatter approach.
Nothing from the Disco Stu crowd though. Worried about spilling their lattes I reckon...
Come over to SE Melb,, I'll wave at anyone, much to the bemusement of SWMBO,, she's always bagging me out cause very few wave back at us, and now the daughters joining her side

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						SupporterI get the same 'why do you bother you dopey bastard' look from the wife but the othet day driving on the monash, i got the biggest, hanging out the window, unprovoked wave id ever seen from a fellow disco driver.... It was worth every wasted wave.
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