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I'm glad someone gives us disco drivers a wave. I've had a disco and a classic and the only wave I've ever had was in the rangie. Another one came flying up next to me, windows down, thumbs up and a smile, and he took off with the gazzilion horsepower that he had from the yank motor he had hiding in there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chops
Ben
the friendship goes right around the globe:)
Part of the reason I'll never own anything else if I have the choice. In a modern world that has to a large degree thrown away old fashioned friendliness, it's so refreshing it exists (most of the time anyway) among Defender owners - and other Land Rovers owners too (but not as much I've found). Some may label it a self-help group, but I'd say it's because most people that choose to own a Defender do so intentionally and this reflects their life values. :)
The apprentice asked how I knew so many other defender owners and freaked out when I said we wave hello and you're automatically one of the club when you drive one (old or young).
But not just us - many folk in the country areas will give you a wave too.
Heres my Landy wave (as close as i can find) Grockle [thumbsupbig]... see even cross continent waves are possible! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Grockle
I drive a D1 and wave at virtually any Landy :D so If you see me, I'll be the one waving. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by whitakerb
Waved at a greenish old Defender the other day, much to the owners shock I think :o but they waved back.
I think in a Disco you have to be proactive and wave first. :D