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I grew up in the Midwest & can remember meeting another car on a two lane blacktop road usually always got a wave from the approaching car & I didn't even drive a Vette.
As for today, do not really care.....I know what I got & who I am......JMO.
Cause the C8 isn’t a vette. It’s bad to the bone, but not a vette. They made a mistake stopping the front engine rwd super car. It could of been a’Stingray’ and just imagine what a c8 could of been. Now it is a way for GM to make super car $.
I will wave! If I don't get a wave back, so be it! It's like golfers. Just because you can play (or buy a car) and play well (or pay for an expensive car), it doesn't mean you have class. Sorry, old school, you wave!
I'm not sure what that means exactly but I will say that one thing I don't miss about our Gladiator over the new F150 is freaking constantly waving at other god damn Jeeps.
Jeep Wranglers/Gladiators make up about 1 in every 10 cars on the road here lol.
Couple of things my boy and I made a pact on with the Jeep wave thing is no waving at BONE STOCK Jeeps with literal car tires on them. and FFS no waving at Jeeps with angry face grills on them!
Same here, seems every 4th vehicle is a Wrangler/Gladiator that look like they crashed into a JC Whitney warehouse. Guess I am lucky they never wave at my Grand Cherokee, it's not crazy but not stock either. And it does have off road "scars" from Michigan, Arizona, Nevada and Utah, non from Florida yet. ANd yes, those angry face grills are some of the dumbest looking things one could do to a Jeep.
I actually got a wave yesterday from an old Foxbody driver!
I get waves from old guys in classic cars all the time. There is an old-timer guy who has a blue Bel-Air around my town and we always wave at each other. There's another old-timer with 60's Galaxie convertible I have seen a few times and he and his wife get excited and wave at me too.
Cool cars are cool cars. It's fun when other people recognize no matter what the car is.
Got waives from 5-6-7-8 but not a C2 yesterday. In fact several 7-8’s.
Better yet I left a big concourse event with my custom Fiero.
when I left many videoed, waived and thumbs up at the event and down the street from the event. People sit along the street to watch the cars leave. It is like a parade.
Better yet I hit the hip Gen X part of town got waives from the hipsters and one homeless guy.
Waives are more meaningful when they are not forced. I would rather get a waive from someone not in a Vette. Getting a Vette waive is like a kiss from aunt Martha.
I dont believe not waving is relegated to a certain model. Living in Nashville where everyone seems to be waving at every neighbor, I unfortunately do see a lack of waves from many Corvette owners in general. I think it just comes down to some people are cool and some are not. I have a Jeep and its the same thing
I get waves from old guys in classic cars all the time. There is an old-timer guy who has a blue Bel-Air around my town and we always wave at each other. There's another old-timer with 60's Galaxie convertible I have seen a few times and he and his wife get excited and wave at me too.
Cool cars are cool cars. It's fun when other people recognize no matter what the car is.
Curious.... How old must one be... To be an 'old timer'?
That's in our C5 world.
Curious.... How old must one be... To be an 'old timer'?
That's in our C5 world.
Originally Posted by ztheusa
Gray hair!
Haha I had originally said an 80+ year old guy / couple but I wasn't sure so I just said old-timer. I honestly have no idea but gray-hair works. I am in my mid 30's and I know I am one of the younger people here (maybe?) but honestly no idea how old they actually are. I am terrible at guessing ages and don't want to offend anyone here.