Chevrolet Express 3500 Chariot Conversion Van Handicap Wheelchair Lift Dualdoor on 2040-cars
West Boylston, Massachusetts, United States
Up for auction is a 2003 Chevrolet Express 3500 Hi-Top Chariot Regent Handicap Conversion Van with a Braun Side Entry Folding Wheelchair Lift. This van has the 6.0L V8 GM Gas Engine that runs great and automatic transmission shifts smoothly. It has dual side doors on each side and rear barn doors, chrome front bumper, grey cloth interior, 2nd row captains chair and extra seat if not using the wheelchair lift option, rear bench seat, TV/ VHS player, wood trim and window shades. It also has rear cup holders and reading and indirect lights. It has power windows, power door locks, cruise, 3 front cup holders, A/C front and rear, tow/haul button for towing, tilt and dual airbags, Sony Cd player, grey carpet(some stains in some areas in the back), headphone plug ins, rear cabinets and rear speakers. The cabinet next to the TV on the right is broken and a piece is missing. Overall a nice condition van inside and out just has average use from over the years. The exterior paint and body are in nice shape it is white with different color grey striping down the sides, a few small scuffs and scratches on the lower running boards and a small dent on the rear bumper but nothing major. Also has black pin striping. The Braun Lift is Model: 7684LA. GVW: 9,600 lbs. it is a nice feature to have doors on both sides of the van to enter from each side, it allows for equal time if you have a person in a wheelchair to get loaded into the van and the other people can go into the back from the opposite side. The vehicle is located at Autowright Motor Company- 280 West Boylston Street, West Boylston, Ma 01583. We have the right to end auction early for local sale. If you have any other questions about this vehicle feel free to give us a call at 1-508-835-2886. We offer a FREE LIMO SERVICE from Logan Airport in Boston free of charge if you fly in to drive the vehicle back to your location. |
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