Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

That would be because most of the un-modified TJs are being driven as
_cars_. The loss of the "Jeep wave" is the cost of popularization.

Prediction: It is just a matter of time before we see a Jeep descendant
with fake wood paneling on the sides.



On Thu, 18 Nov 2004, griffin wrote:

> I refuse to wave to TJ's ...and sometimes to "pretty YJ's" as I call
> them unless they wave first. Very rarely does a TJ owner wave back
> unless it is severely modified.
>
> --
> griffin
> '85 Jeep CJ-7
> '97 Toyota Corolla SD
>
> "Ed Roper" <enroper@adelphia.net> wrote in message
> news:rOydnTe-t6hRiwHcRVn-iw@adelphia.com...
>> If you give the jeep wave to a fellow TJ or YJ owner, and they dont
> respond,
>> is it acceptable to give them the Jeep One-Fingered Salute?
>>
>> Always wondered....
>>
>> Ed
>>
>>
>
>
>

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Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

That would be because most of the un-modified TJs are being driven as
_cars_. The loss of the "Jeep wave" is the cost of popularization.

Prediction: It is just a matter of time before we see a Jeep descendant
with fake wood paneling on the sides.



On Thu, 18 Nov 2004, griffin wrote:

> I refuse to wave to TJ's ...and sometimes to "pretty YJ's" as I call
> them unless they wave first. Very rarely does a TJ owner wave back
> unless it is severely modified.
>
> --
> griffin
> '85 Jeep CJ-7
> '97 Toyota Corolla SD
>
> "Ed Roper" <enroper@adelphia.net> wrote in message
> news:rOydnTe-t6hRiwHcRVn-iw@adelphia.com...
>> If you give the jeep wave to a fellow TJ or YJ owner, and they dont
> respond,
>> is it acceptable to give them the Jeep One-Fingered Salute?
>>
>> Always wondered....
>>
>> Ed
>>
>>
>
>
>

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Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

That would be because most of the un-modified TJs are being driven as
_cars_. The loss of the "Jeep wave" is the cost of popularization.

Prediction: It is just a matter of time before we see a Jeep descendant
with fake wood paneling on the sides.



On Thu, 18 Nov 2004, griffin wrote:

> I refuse to wave to TJ's ...and sometimes to "pretty YJ's" as I call
> them unless they wave first. Very rarely does a TJ owner wave back
> unless it is severely modified.
>
> --
> griffin
> '85 Jeep CJ-7
> '97 Toyota Corolla SD
>
> "Ed Roper" <enroper@adelphia.net> wrote in message
> news:rOydnTe-t6hRiwHcRVn-iw@adelphia.com...
>> If you give the jeep wave to a fellow TJ or YJ owner, and they dont
> respond,
>> is it acceptable to give them the Jeep One-Fingered Salute?
>>
>> Always wondered....
>>
>> Ed
>>
>>
>
>
>

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Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

It's mainly more friendly here in Indiana, the only waves I don't get are
from teenagers, and cell phone users.

'02 TJ, not really modified

Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

It's mainly more friendly here in Indiana, the only waves I don't get are
from teenagers, and cell phone users.

'02 TJ, not really modified

Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

It's mainly more friendly here in Indiana, the only waves I don't get are
from teenagers, and cell phone users.

'02 TJ, not really modified

Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

I find it's in the city that I don't always
get a wave.
There are way too many Jeeps in the city
to be able to wave at all of them.
Some intersections, I have to use both hands and feet
to wave at all four or five Jeeps.
In the Country, I most always get a wave
Cheers
Frank

Horsedoc wrote:
> It's mainly more friendly here in Indiana, the only waves I don't get are
> from teenagers, and cell phone users.
>
> '02 TJ, not really modified
>
>

Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

I find it's in the city that I don't always
get a wave.
There are way too many Jeeps in the city
to be able to wave at all of them.
Some intersections, I have to use both hands and feet
to wave at all four or five Jeeps.
In the Country, I most always get a wave
Cheers
Frank

Horsedoc wrote:
> It's mainly more friendly here in Indiana, the only waves I don't get are
> from teenagers, and cell phone users.
>
> '02 TJ, not really modified
>
>

Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

I find it's in the city that I don't always
get a wave.
There are way too many Jeeps in the city
to be able to wave at all of them.
Some intersections, I have to use both hands and feet
to wave at all four or five Jeeps.
In the Country, I most always get a wave
Cheers
Frank

Horsedoc wrote:
> It's mainly more friendly here in Indiana, the only waves I don't get are
> from teenagers, and cell phone users.
>
> '02 TJ, not really modified
>
>

Re: Jeep one fingered salute?
 

Wow Bill, that Jim Rockford getup must have been a hit at the Halloween
party. ;)

Steve
http://xjeep.dyndns.org


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