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Corvette owner for many years and sad to say, it seems the wave is a dying gesture. While I continue to uphold the tradition, more of today's owners seem to be oblivious of their surroundings, let alone acknowledging other Corvettes. Sad really.
I think it is dying out. Me and two other friends went for a mountain drive and car show Sat. and a C7 roared up behind me and when he passed he nor his lady passenger even looked my way. Pecker Heads NMHO. I still wave
Always wave and don't take it personally when someone does not wave back. Maybe they've never had a Corvette before and don't know to wave. They will figure it out eventually.
Me and two other friends went for a mountain drive and car show Sat. and a C7 roared up behind me and when he passed he nor his lady passenger even looked my way.
Maybe there had been a tiff... Lady: "Why are you driving so fast?!?" Dude: "I'm qualifying!"
Just returned from a 3400 mile first road trip in our 2017 Corvette. Drove from Houston,TX to Niagara Falls and back. Waved at every Corvette we saw but not a single one waved back. Not to worry we will continue to wave despite poor results!
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
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