2010 Dodge Grand Caravan C/v Wheelchair Van on 2040-cars
Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania, United States
2010 Dodge Grand Caravan C/V Rear Loading Wheelchair Mobility Van. It was converted by "AMT " American Mobility transportion in May of 2014 for commercial use and was built on a Cargo Van Chassis. The Rear Wheelchair Passenger Area was designed for commercial service and has never been used. It is very nice Bright White exterior Color with a Dark Slate Cloth Interior and Black Carpeting with middle row Center Mounted Jump Seat that make a Three Passenger Middle Row and Heavy Duty Vinyl Flooring in the Wheelchair Bay and a manually operated rear Stow Away Wheelchair Ramp with a "State of the Art" single point rear Ramp Release and Stow Away Release. The Wheelchair Bay has rear opening height of 54" an the Wheelchair Bay is approx. 74" long by 32" wide. This Van has 97730 original miles and Runs and Drives 100%. All on-board systems have been checked and are in good operating Condition. It features a smooth running 3.3L Flex Fuel V-6, Automatic Transmission, Air Conditioning and Heat, Power Windows, Power Door Locks with Remote Entry with two Key Fob Clickers, Am Fm Cd, Tilt Wheel, Tire Pressure Monitoring System and Cruise Control. The Tires are in very good condition and all have 9/32 or better Tread left and The Front brakes and Rear Brakes have been checked and are in very good condition. The Van has just been serviced and is ready to travel. Please go to our Web Site at amtmobilityvans.com for pictures and information. |
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