Wave and Wave often :)

**Sprint** · 28th December 2010, 07:29 PM

Originally Posted by LandyAndy

What sort of country store has a Drive Thru????
Andrew

Not really a country town now that we've got bloody traffic lights, but Emerald I believe had the first drive through pizza shop in Australia

Originally Posted by The ho har's

oh keep up Andy will you...you must be the only person on AULRO that doesn't know I work for the Clown

Mrs hh

how does that make you any different from the millions of people worldwide who all think they work for a clown?

I do wave at the various rover owners up here, not too many series vehicles, most deefer owners wave back, about half the disco owners do and generally only one RR owner does..... but he knows me!

**pop058** · 28th December 2010, 07:43 PM

Originally Posted by The Brun

remember when i had the 2a s i was waving more than stearing well just about now in the d1 not so many waves. i cant help it if i want comfort and power

anyway ive been geting a few waves yesterday some good bloke in a deffender

I can see how steering a 2A and waving could be confused

**OldGreyGuy** · 28th December 2010, 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by pop058

I can see how steering a 2A and waving could be confused

I can see how catching falling parts could be mistaken for a wave as well.

At least I try and wave when I recognise another Series or Defender going past, heck I wave at Toyota FJ40s as well. That is when I am not changing gear and hanging on for dear life.

taxisvw · 31st December 2010, 02:27 PM

Ever since reading this thread, I have been waving to all cars in the marque (even RRS).
It only takes a small effort to lift somebody's spirits by being friendly and waving.
I just returned from my local shops and whilst there, I saw a beautiful Defer with SVX number plates and gave a big wave. A big wave and smile was returned and once the Defer was wrestled into a parking space, the driver came over and introduced herself to SWMBO and myself as Gaye.
Lovely to meet you and looking forward to meeting others in our travels.
(The personalised plates will be on the car soon, so it will be easy to spot!)
Cheers,
Taxi.

**p38arover** · 6th January 2011, 09:42 PM

I'm sure I surprised a Defender driver today. I was taking a D2 to Berowra and saw a Defender approaching (somewhere on Pennant Hills Rd if the person is member here). I waved.

He waved back.

I'm sure he was shocked.

**twodoors** · 7th January 2011, 04:14 AM

Originally Posted by Jeff

I've been teaching my daughter to drive in my D2, and I had to tell her not to wave as it isn't a Discovery thing. Soon we will start driving in the Defender and she will have to learn not only to use a clutch and gears, but to wave to other Defenders too.

Jeff

Since when has it not been a Disco thing.....

James

**newhue** · 7th January 2011, 05:51 AM

Originally Posted by OldGreyGuy

At least I try and wave when I recognise another Series or Defender going past, heck I wave at Toyota FJ40s as well.

What are you doing!!! T T T T Toyatas was well....dear lord.

Didge · 7th January 2011, 06:23 AM

Sometimes and only sometimes I may miss fellow Defers cos I'm actually looking at the road or concentrating on something else but as someone earlier said, it cost nothing to wave and is only going to promote a sense of good will

**blackbuttdisco** · 7th January 2011, 07:40 AM

Some people would not give you a wave if they owned the ocean.

Didge · 7th January 2011, 08:07 AM

Their loss! The one's who annoy me are the people to whom you show courtesy by going out of your way to let them in or go in front or cross in front of you, only to see them just take off without so much as a nod of appreciationi or lift of the finger, let alone wave. Anyway, driving the def tends to make me more relaxed and laid back so I reckon who cares? If they wanna be tools, let em; we'll be cool

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