dear excellent arkansas experiance
one of the keys to having rv designation on the membership is to allow the
recovery vehicle dispatched to be of sufficient size as to haul van ...
many working the phones are not familiar with vanangon and will have mo idea
what you are talking about...
heck the last livtiion (sp) vw dealer i got towed to ... had never seen a
vanagon and the one before that the van was such a marvel at the VW  sales
people came out to look while i repaired the failed belt ...
alas i digress ...

rv simply tells dispatch to think big when sending recovery vehicle
yours

On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 6:26 AM, <mcneely4@cox.net> wrote:

> ---- Roger Whittaker <rogerwhitt1@GMAIL.COM> wrote:
> > dear almost never in need of a tow job
> >
> > in my mind there is only one service to get ...
> > if you are american that would be triple a which will imedialty transfer
> to
> > canandain auto association if in canada ... same thing for canadians
> > traveling in usa ..
> > get the premium platnium rv pkg which allows four tows per year two
> hundred
> > mile s each ...
>
> I do not have the RV package.  I have AAA Plus, and my wife is on the
> policy, which gives us 8 tows between us.  When I did need a tow with the
> camper, in Arkansas, no one made any protest about the van being an "RV."
>  And they certainly should not, for it isn't, it's a van.  The dispatcher
> was very helpful, the tow truck was there within an hour (he had to come
> from 40 miles away), and all he asked me was where.  Where was Little Rock,
> 65 miles.  We went.
>
> David McNeely
>

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