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Not to disparage any of these folks, but there is a generation of Corvette drivers out there who do not know the meaning of the wave.
I wave anyway. A return wave is nice, but not getting one doesn't keep me from doing it.
Not to disparage any of these folks, but there is a generation of Corvette drivers out there who do not know the meaning of the wave.
I wave anyway. A return wave is nice, but not getting one doesn't keep me from doing it.
Yep, but if we keep on waving they may get the hint. Peace,,,Moosie
One fun activity is to sit in front of the computer and count how many days it takes before someone posts a "they didn't wave at me" thread, regardless of the generation.
Not to disparage any of these folks, but there is a generation of Corvette drivers out there who do not know the meaning of the wave.
I wave anyway. A return wave is nice, but not getting one doesn't keep me from doing it.
As a kid I grew up in a single parent household. Our (Dad and I) family cars consisted primarily of C3's. Back then it was a game to see who could wave first. I really didn't even know why I was waving other than thinking my dad had alot of friends that coincidentally had the same kind of cars as ours. It was also very unusual if you didn't get one in return. Not so much anymore from what I've noticed as well. Same as Easy Mike though, I just keep on wav'in.
One fun activity is to sit in front of the computer and count how many days it takes before someone posts a "they didn't wave at me" thread, regardless of the generation.
In south Florida the wave is mostly the older vetts,cruising,tops down,widows open.Most c5 @ c6 buttoned up tight,hard to see them wave if they do.Same thing when out in my 90 Jeep Wrangler,no top no doors.All older Jeeps wave, newer Jeeps buttoned up tight. ragtag