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Where do I stop? 700

posted by  interstition on  Wed Sep 8 10:10 CST 2004
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I have a 240, a 740 and an '01 Town and Country. I have owned various Chrysler minivans since 1987. Neither of my bricks is a turbo, so performance is not a factor, but yes, the bricks are way more cool to be seen in.

My minivan (wife's really) certainly has some big advantages as far as hauling cargo or passengers is concerned and this one is great now just because it is reletively new. If it's like the others I've had though, the little things (switches, handles, etc) are all going to start to break in a few years and the whole vehicle will be done by about 150K.

Despite the fact that I need a 240 blower motor right now (God help me (why can't it be easy like the 740's is???)), I feel the work I put into my bricks is time well spent since most things will only have to be done once and the car will go for many more years; gaining coolness all the time.

Just one man's opinion.






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