Is the Jeep wave dead?

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Nov 27, 2016 | 01:46 PM

#11

williame3590

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From: Ontario

Re: Is the Jeep wave dead?

There's just so many Jeeps on the road now I'm sure the wave just got lost in the shuffle. I live in Caledonia and you cannot believe how many Jeeps there are in this town alone. I get the odd wave but not many.

Bill

Oct 7, 2022 | 01:39 PM

#12

Das

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Joined: Oct 2022

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From: Bluffton

Re: Is the Jeep wave dead?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr White

This photo u posted might be the "kick" to get it going again. I have found that since my ride is a tj that mostly the jk drivers have a broken arm when it comes to waving. But the tj and the yj and even allot of xj still have a strong arm.

I live in Alberta and we have the same situation happening here. Hopefully everybody can get it together and at least be friendly and get the wave happening again!

Jan 28, 2023 | 10:40 PM

#13

OhNo

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Joined: Jan 2023

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From: Saskatchewan

Re: Is the Jeep wave dead?

I'm new here so I don't want to ruffle any feather! LOL Lots of time for that later!!! Took delivery of our second Jeep December 24th, 2022. A 2021 Gladiator Rubicon. Was driven by the Jeep autobody manager. She put 15,000km on it. You would swear it was new.

As a rural Sk. person, waves are mandatory, unless you want to be seen as a lepper! With things going the way they are (politically, economically and socially) a lot of Jeep owners are probably wondering if they'll be able to keep them, hence the non-wave...