Jeep Wave question
I do love the wave. I've always driven odd enthusiast cars and have been waving and being waved back for years.
Land Rover Defenders and older Land Rovers (not fancy SUV Rovers), MINI Coopers, and Jeeps all have a good tradition of waves.
Land Rover Defenders and older Land Rovers (not fancy SUV Rovers), MINI Coopers, and Jeeps all have a good tradition of waves.
Here in Alberta, gas prices are high ($1.30 per litre) and rising steadily, and yet I see more and more JKs on the road every day. So here at least, contrary to logical thought, gas prices aren't effecting the vehicle choices of the general population.
I've never received a wave. Initially I was waving at everyone I saw, but I found that 9/10 JK drivers weren't even looking my way, and the 1/10 I would see looking was a soccer mom thinking I was hittin on her
I've never received a wave. Initially I was waving at everyone I saw, but I found that 9/10 JK drivers weren't even looking my way, and the 1/10 I would see looking was a soccer mom thinking I was hittin on her

We're not really known as "friendly Alberta" so I'm not surprised this is where the Jeep wave comes to die.
I probably waved 20+ times, and got one back ...... from a lifted Liberty.
I get a few people to wave back, but not many. Last week I was dreaming of being 23 and single again. This HOT blond honey was driving a yellow unlimited with the doors off. She passed me up but slowed back down and hung ½ ways out of the Jeep to give me the wave and a
Ahhhhhh good times…
Ahhhhhh good times…



Actually, I'm pretty sure we even pipe bitumen down to you guys... tell me how THAT works 