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cooperrat
22nd May 2014, 07:17 PM
My partner and I were wondering earlier today while driving past a fine 110 down near willunga in SA,desperately wanting to wave , but was in a hired Alto buzzbox at the time……do other marques have a wave ? I remember 30 years ago in the UK driving a MK3 spitfire for a few years and giving and receiving acknowledges from other "spits". The same over here in Oz when i was in my Moke. We wondered as we saw a couple of Maserati today and started to make up "waves" suitable for different makes of car…..any thoughts?

Saitch
23rd May 2014, 04:19 AM
My brother owns a V8 petrol L/cruiser & waves at petrol tankers:D

Simon
23rd May 2014, 05:37 AM
When I lived in the UK I had an old VW camper, owners of those waved

Pedro_The_Swift
23rd May 2014, 05:39 AM
Just because you are not in your landy doesnt mean you cant still wave at them---;)

solmanic
23rd May 2014, 07:06 AM
G Wagens wave at each other. I've waved at both of them.

BTW I still wave at Defenders out of nostalgia.

Keithy P38
23rd May 2014, 07:39 AM
I've tried it with the Isuzu Dmax crowd but am yet to get one back :-( Ours is a Limited Edition model, even other Limited Edition drivers don't wave...

I guess they are just not "drivers" like us!

Keithy

rick130
23rd May 2014, 07:39 AM
There's always been a Jeep wave.

As a kid back in the early seventies it was cool to have all Jeep drivers waving to each other, in fact most all 4WD'ers waved when travelling !

Dave_S
23rd May 2014, 08:19 AM
I was driving our 66 Amazon wagon a couple of days ago and got a wave from the driver of a "Godess" (a Citroen DS). Lots of people in classic cars give a wave these days.

DoubleChevron
23rd May 2014, 08:38 AM
Gotta be old and not common .... I "borrowed" my mothers Citroen 2cv a few weeks back..... Not only did other drivers wave.... kids on the footpath pointed and waved ......... and laughed, adults on the footpaths ... pointed and laughed and waved. They also gets lots of single finger waves from the freight trains of cars behind you as you crawl up any sort of gradient at waaayyy less than the speed limit :Rolling::Rolling:

Pretty much anything old and interesting will wave... Could you imagine two old Series drivers passing each other on a road and not waving like lunatics :cool: Or VW beetles, or Datsun 120Y's :wasntme: Anything not so common will attract waves of encouragement ( or is it sympathy :D ) as you drive around.

seeya,
Shane L.

numpty
23rd May 2014, 09:22 AM
Gotta be old and not common .... I "borrowed" my mothers Citroen 2cv a few weeks back..... Not only did other drivers wave.... kids on the footpath pointed and waved ......... and laughed, adults on the footpaths ... pointed and laughed and waved. They also gets lots of single finger waves from the freight trains of cars behind you as you crawl up any sort of gradient at waaayyy less than the speed limit :Rolling::Rolling:

Pretty much anything old and interesting will wave... Could you imagine two old Series drivers passing each other on a road and not waving like lunatics :cool: Or VW beetles, or Datsun 120Y's :wasntme: Anything not so common will attract waves of encouragement ( or is it sympathy :D ) as you drive around.

seeya,
Shane L.

The wave was a VW Kombi owner thing in the early 70's too.

Whilst driving the Series 1 once, I was stopped at traffic lights next to a Porsche 911 and got into a conversation with the driver who was a fan. I said I'd only consider a swap if he threw in an extra $10,000. :D He did see the funny side of that.

Perry

d@rk51d3
23rd May 2014, 09:56 AM
Does the "Califonia Howdy" qualify as a wave? :D