Tacoma wave?

I've owned a Jeep Liberty CRD for the past 10 years and no one has ever waved at me . Maybe it's because Wrangler owners don't consider my Liberty a real "jeep" because it doesn't have 35" tires and $10k in aftermarket parts on it LOL. But if you waved at me I would wave back!

 

No waves but get a few thumbs up from some 2genners. Probably seem like a snob cause its too late to respond.. lol
Any 3 gens dont even turn their head. jealousy..

 

Out of curiosity what car is it?

The Jeep wave is more a wrangler wave anyway, the CJs and Wranglers were unique and indicative of a certain lifestyle.

 

I wave, just like I do on and for motorcycles, and police, and EMS, and ... My name is Jon, and I am a waveaholic...

 

Hi Jon

 

no, and no. I stopped doing it on the bike too. Such a pain.

 

Lotus and Ferrari

 

Very nice, you on Ferrari Chat?

 

Moderator since 2003

 

Can I join over there to start some trouble? even though I don't have a Ferrari...

 

Lots of non owners are there

 

I nod back.. but usually I just give a taco stare lol

 

I stare thinking "will this person look, are they looking, oh shit they looked, wave! fuck. I missed my chance."

 

Make the hand white color, po po won't care

 

Lot of country folks wave around here, but I don't see it until it's too late so I end up waving back at nothing

 

I like Steve's reply # 11 and what movie is that alien from?

 

That's the forum I had in mind when I posted that. TW is a breath of fresh air compared to that place!

I agree, TW is one of the best automotive forums I've been on as well.

 

An episode of The Outer Limits called The Sixth Finger.

@Steves104x4

 

I think waving is very common in recreational vehicles. But, in my area, 90% of tacomas I pass have utility bed caps or a tool chest and filled with work gear. I'm usually only in it when I'm heading out to have some fun, and it's usually around 11 or noon on a weekday. so I'd feel like a bit of a dick waving to the guy in a tacoma getting ready to bust his hump for another 3-4 hours at a work site.

I do get waves/nod's on trails but that's usually from any one on the trail, not tacoma specific.