2005 Nissan Quest Se Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.5l Bruno Power Wheelchair Hoist on 2040-cars
Manteo, North Carolina, United States
2005 Nissan Quest SE Minivan & Bruno Curb Sider Hoist & Medical Grade Inverter, 600watt, Equipped with Handicap Features NEW ODOMETER CLUSTER WITH MILEAGE VERIFICATION just over 52000 miles. Well maintained with Dealer (Alliance Nissan, Elizabeth City, NC) service records available. Other features not listed elsewhere: a. Sky View Glass Panel Roof b. All weather mats and cargo liner almost like new & with original mats INTERIOR: Leather seats -grey interior. II Bruno Curb Sider Hoist Model VSL-6000/VSL-6900This is a very easy to use hoist type lift for use with a unoccupied scooter or power chair. It has been professionally mounted inside the van and operates at the touch of a button. Simply push a button on the hand-held pendant, and let your Curb-Sider do the heavy lifting for you! Hoist Attachment is for power chair on a deck (Jazzy Select)and a hoist accessory is available for a pedestal type lifter(Jazzy).
III. Power Bright Inverter 600 watts continuous power wired to van battery/engine My husband used this inverter primarily to plug in his Oxygen Concentrator when traveling. It reduces the number of O2 cylinders required and works great. OVERALL:
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