[NSRCA-discussion] Airplane van

[rick wallace]

Ed  - 
It gets confusing... Toyota's web page says the Sienna is manufactured (ok,
assembled) in Kentucky - and I know someone who can give some suggestions
about setting one up for Pattern *and* people... 
 
W/ the seats out or folded flat it'll hold 6-7 sheets of 48 paneling or
plywood flat on the floor...
 
or 4x pattern planes, two people and their support stuff for a week @ the
Nats. 
 
28 MPG between NJ and Muncie (for example) . 
 
My '04 Sienna has been dead solid reliable and good demonstrated dealer
service / maint over 73000 miles since June '03. 
 
one guy's $.02... 
 
 

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[mailto:nsrca-discussion-bounces at lists.nsrca.org] On Behalf Of Ed Alt
Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 11:52 PM
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Subject: [NSRCA-discussion] Airplane van


Time to replace another set of wheels here.  I've been doing the Dodge
mini-van thing for a long while now.  It's the Devil that I know anyway.
Windstars - forget it - been there, still doing it, glad the other half
drives it.  Any recommendations on a solid & reliable van?  Thinking about
the Chevy Uplander, trying hard to stay American, but it gets harder to
justify every time I go out looking.  I really want something that holds
together.
 
Thanks
Ed
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