2005 Handicap Wheelchair Van on 2040-cars
Canadensis, Pennsylvania, United States
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2005 Dodge
Handicap / Wheelchair van with 36557 miles.
In nice shape, everything works.
Cold AC , 80% tires and fresh oil change and service. Front
wheel drive only (NOT AWD). Both front
seats come out. You can leave driver’s
seat in and can put wheelchair in passenger’s position so they don’t have to
ride in the back and get sick. Has automatic ramp on right side slider door. This van has a left side slider door as well
as well with no ramp. The van squats or kneels
down when ramp comes out. Ramp can be deployed from driver’s seat on dash or
from inside by door. I got this van for
my mom to bring her out more and looked at quite a few vans and this one had
nice features and was in great shape and
low miles. Please note this van has a
reconstructed / salvage title. It was in
an accident prior to us getting it but everything is good on it … there are a
couple dings in the paint here and there and you can tell it was
repainted. But mechanically it is in
very good and sound shape. I am an ASE
certificate mechanic and looked it over close before we got it and have gone
over it since we owned it …. After all it was for my mom !! So don’t be afraid of the title. The mileage seems correct too. I got this from a family who used if for their
dad it worked well for them. It runs
great and there is no rust. Now that my
mom has passed we don’t use it. This will
make someone else’s life a bit easier as it did ours. Vin # 1D4GP24R56B509158 $15,750.00 Or Best Offer. |
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