And a wave probably wouldn't be seen, anyway. But, you can pull back on the turn-signal/headlight stalk to flash the headlights. The other SC's driver will surely be staring at your DRLs as you close and pass.... At highway speeds, there was no chance to wave at each other.
Yeah, I flashed my high beams at a local Santa Cruz in town a few months back, the other driver looked confused when I did so.And a wave probably wouldn't be seen, anyway. But, you can pull back on the turn-signal/headlight stalk to flash the headlights. The other SC's driver will surely be staring at your DRLs as you close and pass.
We could even make that the 'Official SantaCruzFoums Top-Secret Handshake for Recognition at Highway Speeds' -- a quick double-flash of the headlights.
Ahhh, but a forum member would recognize our 'secret handshake' and reply in kind. Why, it might even turn into a 'blink-fest!'Yeah, I flashed my high beams at a local Santa Cruz in town a few months back, the other driver looked confused when I did so. ...
Were you afraid they might slow down for a little while?The main reason I didn't flash them during the trip is I didn't want people to think there was a cop up the road.
Didn't want to make them paranoid for no reason, or be considered the "truck who called wolf."Were you afraid they might slow down for a little while?![]()
I've seen VERY few in Illinois, and they were all before I moved from Bloomington(which is a good sized city) to Galesburg(which is fairly small). As far as I know, I've got the only one around here.I am not taking about at a dealership sitting on the lot (rare enough) but just another random owner driving by?
Today I saw an Accelerate Yellow (that highlighter maker color) convertible C8 in a parking lot and was reminded how rare spotting one in the wild still is nearly two years after the launch. When my wife had her super rare Volvo C30 I could count on one hand how many I encountered in traffic.