2008 Nissan Quest S Mini Passenger Van 4-door 3.5l Handicap Accesible Power Lift on 2040-cars
North Oxford, Massachusetts, United States
Up for auction is this 2008 Nissan Quest Mini Van with a Power Lift for wheelchairs or skooters! featuring a 3.5 engine automatic transmission power options including Dual Power sliding doors and also a Power Lift gate! This van has factory alloy wheels tires are Like New! This van has Low Low Low Miles and was well maintained and traded in at a New Nissan Dealership. This van runs and drives like new but does show average wear and tear like all Used vehicles do please notice in our pics this van has a small dent on passengers side rear quarter we don't hide any wear and tear and want you to be 100% confident when bidding/buying from us. This dent is very small! The interior is in great shape and does have factory floor mats. The van features a Harmar Power Lift that is like NEW! This is Great for wheel chairs, skooters, or anything else that needs assistance is putting into this Van. The factory 3rd seat is also still located under the ramp and can still be used if the ramp is removed so whether you need a Wheel Chair or more Passengers to travel with this is the van for You with plenty of Options! It features 2 captains chairs in the 2nd row so it will seat 4 with the ramp and 7 without the ramp! Again this is a Great Van with Low miles and Many Options!
SAVE $$$$$$$$$$$ Please call me direct with any questions about this Nissan Quest Handicap Equipped! I am here to help anyway I can Thanks - Ed 1-508-826-5958
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