Yes, this is cheap insurance for those of us who have older vehicles...the
likelihood of us using it is much much greater, and, considering total cost
of ownership....draw your own conclusions.

One thing I have noticed about the folks on this list... we are so willing
to take these "antiques" on roadtrips that would scare the bejeebers out of
someone owning another vehicle of similar vintage....

One reason I am keeping my Vanagons and my later model Cougar has to do with
the "fan following". There are pretty much always going to be those that are
interested in maintaining these things and keeping them on the road...try to
find that with a Ford Econoline...oh yeah, mine's for sale now...

Dave
85 GL "Baby Bus"
85 "Goldy"
1993 E150 (for sale)
1997 Cougar XR7 (recently fixed with help from the TCCoA forum)
85 Pace Arrow motorhome (soon to be covered by AAA RV Plus)

On 6/26/06, bueses <bueses@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> on 6/26/06 2:11 PM, Geza Polony at gezapolony@SBCGLOBAL.NET wrote:
>
> > Zoltan,
> >
> > If you don't have it already, the best "insurance" I can think of would
> be
> > the AAA premium membership, which gives you 100 miles of free towing. No
> > matter how much baling wire you bring along, and no matter how many
> friends
> > you have along the way, there's always something that can break down
> along
> > the road that just can't be fixed. Mighty long stretches out there...
> >
> > Geza
>
> Yep, AAA RV+ will tow you up to 100 miles(3 times in a row if needed!) to
> get you to someplace that knows what a vanagon is!  Ask me how I know?
>
> $45/year is less than 1 tow job (not affliated w/ AAA,.........
> wait a minute, I am a member)
>
>
>
> Pax,
>
> Tom-don't forget the cell ph. to call 'em
>

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Dave - KC9FYM
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