Van seats

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We are currently in the talks about buying a van. We're looking at our tax return and savings and thinking we might be able to swing it this spring.
But before we get that far, we need to figure out just what we need in a vehicle. I would love to have the suburban, but practically we need to stick with a van.
Ok, so the stow-and-go is really attractive to me. And I am siding with a bench seat in the middle. Mr G is leaning towards separate 'captain' seats in the middle. What do YOU think? Vote in my poll on the sidebar, and please feel free to leave a comment as to why you think so.

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  1. SoniaFebruary 27, 2011 at 5:22 PM

    If you're going to buy a new van anyway, you may as well not limit yourself to 5 passengers :).

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  2. AnonymousFebruary 27, 2011 at 7:03 PM

    if you go captain seats, you limit the row to 2 people. van seats allow 3 in the seat.also if you don't use the seat for people you can put stuff on the seat bench easier( pillows, suitcases)
    Linda G

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