Handicapped Conversion Van With Ramp on 2040-cars
Olathe, Colorado, United States
This van was purchased second hand in 2011 by my friend. Recently the need for a handicapped vehicle became unnecessary. All the money made from this purchase will be given to charity. The point is that a reasonable offer may be accepted.
The photos tell all. One photo shows the handicapped conversions done in Florida. The entire floor was lowered 10 inches and it has "kneel"which lowers the entire vehicle in order to ease a wheel chair up a ramp into the space normally used for the middle seats. The passenger side front seat is gone. The drivers seat is removable (to accommodate someone's wheel chair. It does not have hand controls for applying brakes but they could be added. The EZ lock system could be moved over to the driver area. This is mentioned because the vehicle set up for a handicapped passenger but is adjustable for a handcapped driver. There are ramp switch locations in the front and the back. There are buzzers to insure the chair lock down and for backing up. There are two sliding doors for easy access. The upholstery is in excellent shape. There is a charger system under the rear seat for charging a wheel chair. An AC mod puts AC in the rear (heater also). The remote just locks the doors and does not lower the ramp. (This would be important for a handicapped driver). With the exception of a crack in the running board (photo) the paint is in excellent shape. One photo shows the front hood. The van has heavy duty suspension, oil cooler (tranny), a heavy duty radiator and wiring harness for a trailer tow. The roof rack is in excellent shape. I stood on the ramp to show its strength, at least at 200 + lbs. New this vehicle was over $50K. We are going to ask $10K and no auction. Make an offer. I think this is the only ramp van in the the Western US. I am ready to deliver if necessary. I can't do it for free so make an offer for that also. |
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