05 Dodge Grand Caravan Handicap Van Wheel Chair Ramp 155000 Miles Runs Perfect on 2040-cars
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
2005 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN HANDICAP VAN WHEEL CHAIR RAMP REAR ENTRY 155000 MILES SCOTT 215-280-2120 WE DO TAKE TRADES THIS IS A 2005 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SE. IT HAS A REAR ENTRY RAMP, WITH A REAR BENCH SEAT IN THE REAR. THE CLOTH INTERIOR IS IN GREAT SHAPE. THE VAN ONLY HAS 155000 ORIGINAL MILES, NO ACCIDENTS. THIS CONVERSION IS DONE BY VISION. THE VAN COMES WITH THE 6-CYLINDER ENGINE AND AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. THE RAMP WORKS PERFECT AND IT IS A AUTOMATIC RAMP. WE TRADED THE VAN ON A NEWER ONE, THE CUSTOMER JUST SERVICE THE VAN. THIS VAN MAY HAVE A FEW SCRATCHES AND DENTS BUT IT RUNS PERFECT AND HANDICAP CONVERSION WORKS PERFECT. IT HAS A 6 CYLINDER MOTOR THAT HAS PLENTY OF POWER ALONG WITH GOOD GAS MILEAGE. THE VAN HAS SOME SCRATCHES AND SMALL DINGS ON THE BODY. WE WILL POST MY PICTURES WHEN WE CLEAN THE VAN. IF YOU HAVE A NEED FOR A WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE VEHICLE, THIS IS A GREAT VALUE. TRUCKS LIKE THIS CAN COST UP TO $5OOOO. OUR FEEDBACK SAYS OUR CUSTOMERS ARE SATISFIED 100% OF THE TIME. CALL US AND MAKE A DEAL. WE WILL SHIP IT ANYWHERE. CALL SCOTT AT 215-280-2120
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