Daughter has a few in her Jeep,
told her it was funny, that it quacked me up.

got the roll eyes and dad joke look....

then I knew it was a good comment...

Apparently the Renegade owner I passed recently felt left out: She had a 12” high rubber duck on her dash

My Wrangler has been ducked a few times. I keep passing them on to other Jeeps.

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Originally posted by Krazeehorse:
Not to drift but the Jeep fraternity is similar to Harley in that it's a frequent thing to get a wave from an approaching Wrangler.

Except the Harley guys usually get only one finger.

This is new to me. My CJ7 had a vertical dash and so does my GPW.

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Originally posted by Mr.9mm:
My Wrangler has been ducked a few times. I keep passing them on to other Jeeps.

This is something I wondered about earlier today -- if you started with, say, a half-dozen ducks would it be enough to get in on the game without having to buy more?

We got Duck'd today at Trader Joes

I enjoy a good ducking! But I only keep two on my dash, one is from Bucee's and the other is a Trump duck. I have a lot in an ammo can in the back that I'll duck someone who's jeep impresses me.

Back east ( Jeeps common but not nearly as ubiquitous as they are in the southwest) I got the “Jeep wave” all the time. When I moved to Arizona it didn’t seem to be a thing like ducking. After a few years my old tired rust bucket got traded in and I do sort of miss having a jeep. But at the prices they are asking for them these days, I suspect my jeep owning days are over. From what I can tell just a basic one is mid 30’s and I have heard people talk of having tricked out ones that in at least one instance top 100K
I originally bought my first back when they were considered the least costly 4x4 you could buy, in 2000 I bought my first, and it was around 20K. My 2009 was 24K
My old 2000 I literally gave away to a guy I know ( he really stepped up to help my wife with various home repairs when I was deployed) when I gave it to him it was at around 235k in miles, none of the door locks worked, nor the heater among other things. He still has it and runs it mostly in winter to plow snow with over 300k on it now

Your jeep looks ducky to me. ............ drill sgt.

I know somewhat about the wave, but never knew about getting ducked. Based on what it sounds like though, my 47 CJ2A would not be a prime candidate for it. Still fun to cruise around in, especially this time of year.

Forget ducks! Check this out!

Jeep owners are losing their minds after discovering EVERY model has a hidden 'Easter egg' animal somewhere on the vehicle

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/fe...nned-hidden-car.html

I've seen the Jeep silhouette in the windshield trim, but I didn't know about those. Neat stuff, bald1!

I have had my Wrangler for 12 yers, never heard of or noticed an Easter Egg. Now I have to go look for it.