04 Ford Freestar Sel Handicap Rear Electric Wheel Chair Lift Suv Mini Van Air on 2040-cars
Palm Desert, California, United States
Well maintained vehicle record of receipts. Will need to have a smog check for registration change. Will pass no problem. No modification other than the added electric wheel chair lift unit by Bruno. Has a complete electric lift assembly to operate safely. I will demonstrate for you on how it works safely. Possible modification for buckles to connect to your chair for the simple lift to connect it to. My Mom always worked it for Dad. She would help him into the right front seat and then put the chair in the real lift. She did not have to lift any part of the electric wheel chair. Just connect the buckles. Then operate the remote switch unit for the lifting and going inside the rear of the van. I drove the van about 40 miles and it drives excellent. Dual Air is very cold. I have a trailer to deliver if you prefer and I would deliver it myself. First 100 miles free shipping with Buy it now at $8,000. sale. $1.00 each additional mile one way.
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