Caravan 2004 Entervan Lowered Floor, Automatic Ramp, Kneeling Wheelchair Van on 2040-cars
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This is a clean, well running 2004 Dodge Caravan with a Braun Entervan, lowered floor, automatic kneeling, automatic wheelchair ramp conversion which would cost over $20k by itself. It has 100,510 highway miles and runs very smooth. It has 4 auto retracting ratcheting tie-downs that anchor to several quick rails positioned about the floor and cabin for quick attachment of a wheelchair even with an occupant. Pushbuttons for the auto door and ramp are accessable from several positions as well as the key FOB. The passenger's and driver's front seats are quickly removable and roll out of place to allow wheel chair access if desired. Quick attach rails are also located in the front for anchoring a wheelchair when the seats are removed. The van is based in Mansfield,Texas (DFW area). Local residents can arrange to see and drive the van. Please contact me for available times.
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We were definitely rock stars at the 20th edition of the Dream Cruise.
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