Do Something Different For Dad's Day Gifts
Rather than giving Dad another tie or a set of golf tees this Father's Day, why not try something a little different?
Erica Cerulo, an associated editor of Details magazine, stopped by The Early Show Monday to share some thoughts on alternatives to the usual items.
From a high-end week of racing behind the wheel of a racecar, to signing Dad up for beer club, Cerulo saved you some thinking if you're seeking alternative options.
LITTLE HELPERS
Dads are our superheroes and they can do anything, right? Well, why not give dad a break this year with the services he secretly wants, but would never ask for?!:
AAA Package www.aaa.com
iPod Installation-Best Buy www.bestbuy.com
iPod Touch-Apple www.apple.com
SURF, TURF AND BEER
Heartland Steaks has 3, 6 and 12 month clubs. Or you can go to Niman's Ranch (www.nimanranch.com) and pick steak, lamb and pork gift sets fit for a king.
Lobster-Maine Lobster Direct www.mainelobsterdirect.com
Beer of the Month-Beer on the Wall www.beeroonthewall.com
GIFTS UNDER $75
Sure, you can get Dad something great when you have deep pockets, but what about the budget-conscious shopper looking for a low price gift? Fear not!
Duffel Bag-LL Bean www.llbean.com
Croquet Set-Target www.target.com
Gift Dop Kit www.keihls.com
RIDES
What man doesn't like a fast car? If your guy has a need for speed, check out local driving schools to let him show his race car moves. If there are NASCAR events nearby, you can look into their track days, during which "Average Joes" get to drive real NASCARs. Also, lots of luxury vehicles, such as BMW and Mercedes, offer programs in which he'll learn performance driving skills. If you want an in-depth experience for Dad, check out full-fledged racing schools, such as Skip Barber Racing Schools.
BMW Driving School www.bmwusa.com
Skip Barber Driving School www.skipbarber.com