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ian_s:
did that say 101FC 6x6?
got any photos? sounds like a real monster  :twisted:  :twisted:

muddyweb:
Ian... look in the 'Military' forum below

simdeb:
we were with RAC several years ago, the caravan wheel came off, the caravan stopped in the grass verge, but simon could not get the jack under, rang RAC only to be told they wouldn't come out as it was the caravan was broke not the landie, :roll:  :roll:   i told them they had abanonded me with 4 young children (trying to get them to come out) simon broke the gaslocker on the caravan so we were alright in the end.  needless to say RAC got cancelled been with AA ever since.
 :D  debbie

Wanderer:
I'd double check that your caravan is covered with the AA Debbie. A few years ago both dropped caravans. I think it's down to the extra expense of having to recover a caravan. Which is why the deal came about between the CCC and the RAC. It's actually not a bad deal. You join the CCC and then get a discount with teh RAC which makes their recovery a little bit cheaper anyway.

Ed

defuzz:
the AA wrote off the family caravan many many years ago.

'Bout 15 years ago, on a family holiday to France, the a-frame broke (fortunately on the last day), AA arranged for one of their french partners to pick it up, carry it to the port, put it on the ferry.  They then collected it and brought it home a couple of days later.  Upon arriving at our house, the driver ignored our advice to take it down the drive by hand and proceeded to reverse down the drive with the van on the back of his piggy back truck, proceeded to scrape the whole van down a large oak tree (the tree didn't duffer at all) completely writing it off.

The driver was very embarassed.

AA paid out though so it was all OK in the end.

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