2013 Toyota Sienna Wheelchair/handicap Ramp Van Ats Rear Entry Conversion on 2040-cars
Columbia, Kentucky, United States
UP FOR SALE IS A 2013 TOYOTA SIENNA WHEELCHAIR/HANDICAP RAMP VAN . THIS VAN HAS THE ATS ADVANTAGE RE L REAR ENTRY WHEELCHAIR CONVERSION. IT HAS THE MANUAL, DUAL LOCKING, NON SKID ,ADA RAMP WITH THE ATS DUAL PISTON SHOCK ASSIST SYSTEM. THE RAMP STOWS AND DEPLOYS WITH EASE AND CAN BE USED BY ANYONE. THE RAMP IS 36 INCHES WIDE AND WILL ALLOW FOR LARGER WHEELCHAIRS OR SCOOTERS. THE VAN HAS ONE COMPLETE Q-STRAINT WHEELCHAIR RESTRAINT SYSTEM WHICH INCLUDES FOUR RETRACTABLE WHEELCHAIR STRAPS AND FULL BELT SYSTEM. EVERYTHING NEEDED TO TRANSPORT ONE WHEELCHAIR IS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE. THE VAN HAS THE FREEDMAN HIGHBACK MOBILITY SEATS IN THE MID ROW AREA FOR MORE ROOM FOR THE WHEELCHAIR. THE CONVERSION IS NEW JUST INSTALLED AND HAS A THREE YEAR WARRANTY ON CONVERSION. THE VAN SHOULD STILL HAVE POWERTRAIN WARRANTY LEFT AT DODGE. THIS VANS INTERIOR IS IN GREAT CONDITION WITH NO ISSUES. THE EXTERIOR ALSO IS SUPER NICE WITH NORMAL WEAR. THE VAN WAS JUST ASE SERVICED AND INSPECTED LAST WEEK WITH NO ISSUES . VAN RUNS AND DRIVES GREAT WITH NO KNOWN PROBLEMS. PLEASE HAVE ALL FUNDS SECURED BEFORE BUYING. WE CAN FINANCE THIS VAN TO BUYERS WITH APPROVED CREDIT. CALL BEFORE BUYING FOR CREDIT CHECK AND APPROVAL. WE CAN SHIP THIS UNIT ANYWHERE AT BUYERS EXPENSE BUT UNIT MUST BE PAID IN FULL BEFORE IT SHIPS. WE ALSO CAN MEET BUYERS WITH VAN AT THE NASHVILLE ,TN OR LOUISVILLE , KY AIRPORTS DAILY. FOR QUESTIONS ON THIS VAN EMAIL OR CALL ROB @ 270 634 1466 OR RON @ 270 634 0721. THANKS FOR LOOKING.
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