*the wave*
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From: Somerset County NJ
The wave is pretty lively here in central PA for the most part. I actually feel impressed with my "Vette Vision" sometimes when I spot an earlier model from real far away. One time I got so excited I saw a C6 coming, tried to wave and realized my window was up when I punched it... 
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From: Tucson Arizona
With a huge Corvette gathering like Carlisle I'd almost think the wave would be redundant. Your arm could get worn out waving there. Maybe rig a glove on the windshield wiper (or on a metronome) and let it 'auto-wave' to everyone. 
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From: Florida
I remember attending my first large vette event, (Bloomington) I quickly realized that waving could easily become a full time job. Guys didn't wave 'cause just being there with the thousands of other vette's was confirmation of our camaraderie, plus you'd need to have hand/wrist surgery after all the waving.