Just thought Id check in and let y all know we re still alive and well in Tucson.
Did some sight seeing yesterday and found a dirt road to explore.
Nothing to brag about but, to me, at least it was "offroad" and got dusty
also, the Jeep Wave is alive and well here.
Gotten them from stocker Cj s to stock JK s.

 

That's great to know. I've always wanted to go explore Arizona. I've seen plenty of great pics of wheeling spots.

 

Cool! I learned how to off road in Arizona and Nevada I love it out there, so long as I have A/C!

 

Man I wish Jeepers waved here. I haven't gotten a return wave for many months now. Oh, except from doojer, who I pass once in a while because I drive by his place every day on my way home from work.

 

Glad all is well Donnie. Oh, btw, I was in a full-on blizzard in Tahoe a week ago when I saw a nicely built JK coming down the mountain in the opposite direction. It was almost a white-out condition but I could see the driver had a big smile on his face. As I was preparing to wave from inside my nice warm Jeep, I got caught off guard when he lowered his window and gave a too cool hand out the window wave and a thumbs up as we pulled alongside. I was kind of embarrassed that I was too slow to think of lowering my window but I managed an acceptable return wave before we parted our ways. You just never know about Jeep waves and where they'll pop up.

P.S. Don't give up Yomondo. The wave will show up when you least expect it.

 

Strainger, you got to be fast on the wave.

 

And quick to answer on this forum. (I was gone but still... ). I totally agree. My old bones = slower reaction. I'll work on it.

 

To be honest with y all, coming from Az to Utah, we got honked and waved at or lights flashed by other RVs passing us towing Jeeps.
Kinda gave me a warm feelin inside.

 

I just took a road trip to AZ myself and I saw alot of waves myself as I was passing people