Do the AA/RAC still give out grill badges?

[Baz2000]

Someone told me that the AA still give out the square type ones but I haven't seen one in years.

[shost]

No

[r11co]

Baz2000 said:

Someone told me that the AA still give out the square type ones but I haven't seen one in years.

The power of logic is weak with this one! Answered your own question.

[T5SOR]

When you see an old car or go to the motor museums they have them. Therefore, is it fair to say in the future when doing/seeing the same they will have Churchill dogs nodding in the back window instead?

[StefanVXR8]

Baz2000 said:

Someone told me that the AA still give out the square type ones but I haven't seen one in years.

Only to members over 90, and even then only if both their parents are signed up active members.............................

[juansolo]

I've one on the Merc, it is admittedly covering up a hole in the grille (cheaper than trying to get a replacement grille) and it came of a Rover P4.

FWIW they go for bugger all on ebay.

[Riley Blue]

How many of today's cars have a grille you could fix one on?

[Baz2000]

r11co said:

The power of logic is weak with this one! Answered your own question.

Alright smart aleck.

'In 1967 the AA introduced the square yellow AA logo still in use today.'

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/about_aa/badg...

[Rovinghawk]

Baz2000 said:

'In 1967 the AA introduced the square yellow AA logo still in use today.'

In 1066 VW introduced the Beetle, still in use today.

[PAULJ5555]

Baz2000 said:

r11co said:

The power of logic is weak with this one! Answered your own question.

Alright smart aleck.

'In 1967 the AA introduced the square yellow AA logo still in use today.'

http://www.theaa.com/motoring_advice/about_aa/badg...

The Logo is still in use - what about the badge as per you question.