SeanNollan
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I just read the article in Bronco driver about the "Early Bronco Brotherhood". However in my neck of the woods I've started to notice a growing number of EB owners who don't wave at broncos while driving. At first I thought they were just looking at the road but soon i realized that they would just stare as I drive by. I of course would give the hat tip, two finger wave, full wave, or the nod. However nothing comes back my way. --The little devil that sits on my shoulder, suggested trying the 1 finger wave but the little angle on the other shoulder talked me out of it.
I also noticed that almost all of the non-waving eb owners have very nice broncos. The type that will never ever see dirt. While my EB is at the early stage of a body restoration.
When I first got my bronco 8 years ago, EVERYBODY waved at any bronco that would come by. If two broncos were side by side -traffic would stop while the drivers talked shop. This still happens but not nearly as much as before.
So if you're a non-waving EB owner, consider yourself on notice. While your not as bad as a wrangler owner waving to a CJ owner, non-waving is grounds for losing your EB.
I'm off my soap box.
-Sean
I also noticed that almost all of the non-waving eb owners have very nice broncos. The type that will never ever see dirt. While my EB is at the early stage of a body restoration.
When I first got my bronco 8 years ago, EVERYBODY waved at any bronco that would come by. If two broncos were side by side -traffic would stop while the drivers talked shop. This still happens but not nearly as much as before.
So if you're a non-waving EB owner, consider yourself on notice. While your not as bad as a wrangler owner waving to a CJ owner, non-waving is grounds for losing your EB.
I'm off my soap box.
-Sean