Do you have a booth at the show?They probably have options to fit most MOD choices.
Funny, Iāve noticed that too besides this past Wednesday when the sun was out and it was 80 degrees out. I was driving with the windows down and a guy with a softie pulled back and I had a great passing exchange of smiles, a cool wave, and he even yelled āBronco!ā something. This was in the city near my home. I also let another guy turn left while I held traffic for him and he blinked his lights.No ducks yet but whatās significantly more sad not many other bronco owners are waving back to me whilst driving down the road.
Yep this is the strange one for me. I have had about triple the amount of Jeeps wave at me than broncos. Most broncos I've passed don't seem to even care they are in a bronco. For some reason every single two door bronco has waved though but the issue is it's like 98% four doors that I pass. LolNo ducks yet but whatās significantly more sad not many other bronco owners are waving back to me whilst driving down the road.
Some of the trendy crowd must be in Buckhead. I was there a couple weeks ago driving around in my 2 door basesquatch. I got cut off by some guy in a bronco badlands. He mustāve seen me from behind somewhere and then sped up just to get in front of me. I thought it was dumb move to do that. Maybe he was trying one up me or something? Then again he was rolling around in his four door soft top so maybe he was upset that he settled and is still upset about it lol.Funny, Iāve noticed that too besides this past Wednesday when the sun was out and it was 80 degrees out. I was driving with the windows down and a guy with a softie pulled back and I had a great passing exchange of smiles, a cool wave, and he even yelled āBronco!ā something. This was in the city near my home. I also let another guy turn left while I held traffic for him and he blinked his lights.
Other than that, Bronco owners just pass by like normal, which is sorta lame to me. I like our culture thatās budding, but think it shows that Iām encountering the trendy crowd who couldnāt care less rather than the cool guys like you who would exchange kind words, go to meet ups and trail runs, etc. Thatās Atlanta for you.
Like, I plan to go to Celebration East in Tenn next month and finally with my Bronco (If I install my comms and the compressor)
Now, the Bronco Sport people are the funny ones. A couple of guys have lowered their heads when near me, which is uncalled for, as I wave at them also. The ladies in the Sports are more fun to encounter, as they always say how much they love the green.
I had the first jeep wave at me yesterday. It was pretty cool
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I'm mostly ITP in West Midtown and SWAtl, but usually get waves back.Funny, Iāve noticed that too besides this past Wednesday when the sun was out and it was 80 degrees out. I was driving with the windows down and a guy with a softie pulled back and I had a great passing exchange of smiles, a cool wave, and he even yelled āBronco!ā something. This was in the city near my home. I also let another guy turn left while I held traffic for him and he blinked his lights.
Other than that, Bronco owners just pass by like normal, which is sorta lame to me. I like our culture thatās budding, but think it shows that Iām encountering the trendy crowd who couldnāt care less rather than the cool guys like you who would exchange kind words, go to meet ups and trail runs, etc. Thatās Atlanta for you.
Like, I plan to go to Celebration East in Tenn next month and finally with my Bronco (If I install my comms and the compressor)
Now, the Bronco Sport people are the funny ones. A couple of guys have lowered their heads when near me, which is uncalled for, as I wave at them also. The ladies in the Sports are more fun to encounter, as they always say how much they love the green.
Buckhead is the absolute worst; of everything. Was so happy we moved from there a couple of years ago and am actually embarrassed Iād ever purchased a home there. Made good on it, then it was off to Decatur; much better folks for city folks.
