Happy Holidays!

[Joe 1320]

F-body.com wishes you all a safe and happy holiday season. Please remember to be responsible and if you find yourself in a situation where you cannot drive yourself home due to having a few drinks, AAA is offering to tow you home free of charge regardless if you are a member or not. 1-800-AAA-HELP Please don't get behind the wheel if you've been celebrating, there are other alternatives and we would like you all to be around next year.

So..... who is treating themselves to some modifications this season?

[DierDesire824]

AAA really tows people home if thye are drunk ? totally suprised is there any cost ?
None the less, Happy holidays to everyone on the board and take it easy


and as stated in previous threads

drink responsibly.

[Performin Norman]

Good words. Thanks Joe. Happy Holidays to you.

[Steel2686]

Happy Holidays, Joe... and to all the mods and admins for an awesome job.

I'll be getting Zaino from the 'rents. Can't wait.

[fastTa]

Thanks Joe!

And MERRY CHRISTMAS!! to you.

[95TransAm]

Thanks Joe and the rest of the F-bod gang!

Happy holidays to everyone!

3.73's will be in by next week

[bru333]

AAA really tows people home if thye are drunk ? totally suprised is there any cost ?

It's not available in all areas (like here in NC) and how far they will tow you varies in the areas it is available.

In other areas, the auto club provides from towing for varying distances. In places where free towing is not available, AAA often can provide free cab rides so drunk people do not drive.

The auto club asks callers to tell operators they need a "tipsy tow," to receive the free tow and ride home. A regular Auto Club-contracted emergency road service truck will be dispatched.

The towing service is available in most of Florida and Alabama, and parts of Georgia, Tennessee, New Jersey, Wyoming, Connecticut and Kansas. Texas will also have service in several major cities.

AAA is a series of state and other clubs, so it does not have a nationwide service, the organization's Justin McNaull said.

Drivers can expect to pay the rate charged by the tow truck contractor for rides farther than seven miles.

from last year, couldn't find anything for this year:http://www.wral.com/automotive/4035980/detail.html