Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Bellbrook, Ohio

I stopped by my local "5 star" dealer yesterday and looked at a 2005 T&C Touring in the show room and made the following observation... You have to move the respective front seats all the way forward in order to fold in/fold out the 2nd row seats. In the case of the drivers side, no one can be sitting in the seat because of how close the seat gets to the steering wheel. The well cover needs the front seats out of the way in order to raise it up. Not a big deal but unexpected for me. I haven't seen anyone else mention this yet. Overall, I liked it except for the wheels. I did not have any sales help and did not operate the seats myself though.

I saw 1 '05 Town & Country Touring for sale on ebay already. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item- =2458900373&category=5352

There is now information available on the 2005 T&C again at the Chrysler website. The information seems to be much more extensive as compared to what little was on the site a short time ago. My wife and I have a '99 T&C limited and have had it for 2.5 years. We really enjoy it and have had very few problems. I am very interested in the 2005 model specifically for the seats that fold into the floor. We always have the rear bench out just sitting in the garage covered with an old sheet. I have already contacted a chrysler sales person in my area and asked them to contact me when they have on the lot. We aren't planning on attending the NAIAS this year so we will have to wait to see the van until the annual auto show in our city at the end of March or when the dealers have one on the lot. Looks great though!