2012 Dodge Grand Caravan 2672 Miles! Braun Ability Conversion With Hand Controls on 2040-cars
Cleveland, Ohio, United States
2012 Dodge Grand Caravan with Very LOW miles, 2672! This van was converted for my father who was a disabled veteran. It is a Braun Ability Conversion with the floor lowered and a side folding ramp for easy access into the vehicle.
It is modified with an electro mechanical rear kneeling suspension that lowers the van so wheelchair users have an easier time entering. The center seats have been removed to allow room for wheelchairs to move around. The floor is covered with durable, washable flooring and has a rail system with adjustable locking points to secure wheelchairs etc. With the floor being lowered it provides 54 1/4 inches of headroom floor to ceiling at the center of the van. Both side doors and the rear hatch are powered for remote opening and closing The drivers seat is multi position power adjustable and can back up and swing around to allow easier transfer from a wheelchair. Both seats are removable so the driver and passenger can stay in their wheelchairs if needed. This van is equipped with the Mobility Products "Classic 3500 Series" Hand control to accelerate, brake use the horn and dimmer switch. This system can be removed and replaced with one of the AEVIT controls if the driver has less mobility. The most notable feature of this van is the AEVIT 2.0 Advanced Electronic Vehicle Interface Technology or "drive by wire" system. This is a touch screen display that controls: Gas/Brake Steering Aux Battery System Ignition Start/Stop HVAC It is also modular and can be fitted with optional input devices and orthotics that adapt for drivers with limited mobility. If AEVIT is entered on YOUTUBE there are some videos showing people driving with this system. This vehicle has very low miles and is in as new condition. The van was purchased new by my father on 8/29/12. The cost of the van was $31,505. for the chassis. The cost of the conversion and adaptive equipment was $80,437.70 for a total cost of $111,947.70. Unfortunately with his failing health, he was unable to drive it much. |
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