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<DIV>Ed I have a 2002 Town and Country that works great and rides like a car. It was one year before the fold in seats which would certainly be nice. I leave the rear seat out and use a platform. with the mid seat folded down. Plenty of room and it hasn't had maintenence issues. JEZ</DIV>
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<DIV>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.</DIV>
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<DIV>Thanks</DIV>
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