Mirrored headliner??? Why didn't I think of that.. But I will have to
address the weight issue. Maybe intermittent mirrored strips.

Panel version...I think I've only seen 2 of those ever. Whatever I do
will be a 03 or earlier model (any rear seats would be gone) . I would
like to merge what they have today with yesterday. Wide rims , jacked up
rear suspension bed with an air mattress with auto inflate and deflate
and fat tires and throw in some external fluorescence and a sunroof of
some sort.

I would like to mod the rear door to 2 fold out doors like on my old
fords and I'd add a spare tire carrier to the rear.

Sirrius satellite radio is definitely out...

Wonder if I can get an '03 or earlier Sienna with a J Vin number??

CP

"Charles Pisano" <pisanochas (AT) webtv (DOT) net> wrote


The Previa and the Van were all assembled in Japan.
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"Charles Pisano" <pisanochas (AT) webtv (DOT) net> wrote

Toyota just called it the "Van" in the U.S. It is called a Hi-Ace or
Lite-Ace in Japan, and it was originally going to be called the Van Wagon
for the U.S. market but VW's introduction of the Vanagon changed those
plans. This is the first van that Toyota imported to the U.S. Very boxy
looking, the cargo versions looked like a 2-slice toaster from the side.
They had a very short wheelbase and the front seat passengers actually sat
over the front axle.
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