1994 Ford Club Wagon Handicap Wheelchair Lift Van For Paraplegic Or Other. Mint! on 2040-cars
Wallingford, Connecticut, United States
Up for Auction is a super clean 1994 ford club wagon with a handicap wheelchair lift set up for a paraplegic or on paraplegic driver. Our family no longer needs this van so thats why we are selling it., Van only has 61,670 miles on it and the 302 V8 runs like a top and the Tranny shifts fine too. Everything works like it should. Has cold A/C,power door locks, working cruise control and the radio sounds nice too. The side door is power opening and closing and can be opened from the out side. The wheelchair lift is in great working condition and can lift up to 600 pounds or more I think and can be operated from the drivers seat. The drivers area floor is set up for a wheelchair and is power up and down. Has left hand controls (brake and gas) in perfect working condition and also has power operated emergency brake. The van has a bran new heavy duty battery installed and just had a new oil change done. Brakes are good and the rear tires are new and the front tires have over 70% left to them. The only thing the van needs is a new windshield. The one on the van has cracks in it but doesn't affect driving vision and I been driving with it that way. Clean NY title, Any question please call Loren at 203 687 0834 and the van is located in Wallingford,CT 06492
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