someone has infiltrated our ranks

Most of the time people wave back when you wave at them as said he must have borrowed it

I was driving though Wellington point the other day when I saw a red 110 and I did the normal wave when the bloke leaned right out of the window and put Both thumbs up

The most enthusiastic wave I me have seen


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Few farmers in the Bundy area are the same :(

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Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

I was somewhere near Caufield heading for Ashburton in the wilds of the eastern burbs of Melbourne a few months ago. A fellow in a Defender waved at me and I waved back. We're not all snobs.
I don't wave at Dicovery's. There's so many of them. I'd get RSI.

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C'mon Mick, I'd wave to you!!
Regards
Robbo

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I don't wave at Dicovery's. There's so many of them. I'd get RSI.

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maybe you should,,
its the car that saved Land Rover;):D

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Originally Posted by kaa45

No REAL landie owner would be so rude! :o

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I thought you'd met me? :confused:

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Originally Posted by p38arover

I thought you'd met me? :confused:

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:Rolling::Rolling:

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Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

maybe you should,,
its the car that saved Land Rover;):D

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I have to say D1 and D2 drivers are starting to wave to my old RRc.

Maybe it's because they've been superseded by two models just like my Range Rover?

Or maybe it's because they are now in the hands of the enthusiasts and not just school run mums?

I have to say D1 and D2 drivers are starting to wave to my old RRc.

Maybe it's because they've been superseded by two models just like my Range Rover?

Or maybe it's because they are now in the hands of the enthusiasts and not just school run mums?............................Must say I tend to get a response occasionally from Disco 1 drivers if I venture into the pommy suburbs of Perth (that's because in my experience we looked at rover as a whole in the u.k.up to a certain value and age I would suggest, whereas it's a wee bit elitist in Australia) ...would never wave a disco 4 too higher value same with a rangie sport they think I am a turd for driving a Defender me thinks

kaa45 Yeah, must have borrowed it. No REAL landie owner would be so rude! .....Maybe so as like I said was side by side at the front the queue at the lights and he was embarrassed to see another 130 there freaky stuff lol

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Originally Posted by lardy

I have to say D1 and D2 drivers are starting to wave to my old RRc.

Maybe it's because they've been superseded by two models just like my Range Rover?

Or maybe it's because they are now in the hands of the enthusiasts and not just school run mums?............................Must say I tend to get a response occasionally from Disco 1 drivers if I venture into the pommy suburbs of Perth (that's because in my experience we looked at rover as a whole in the u.k.up to a certain value and age I would suggest, whereas it's a wee bit elitist in Australia) ...would never wave a disco 4 too higher value same with a rangie sport they think I am a turd for driving a Defender me thinks

kaa45 Yeah, must have borrowed it. No REAL landie owner would be so rude! .....Maybe so as like I said was side by side at the front the queue at the lights and he was embarrassed to see another 130 there freaky stuff lol

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I believe the case is more that people who own these vehicles are probably not even aware that Defenders are made by the same company. This certainly was the case when the first Discoverys made an appearance, but as Diana has pointed out, many of the older Discos etc are now with enthusiasts.

.... just a WA thing?