2010 Toyota Sienna Xle Handicap Accessible Ramp Van on 2040-cars
Clearwater, Florida, United States
CLEAN CARFAX, LOCALLY TRADED here at Clearwater Toyota! This 2010 Toyota Sienna is the top of the line XLE LIMITED model equipped with the ultra rare HANDICAP ACCESSIBILITY PACKAGE. Besides being a super nice van to start with, the prior customer spent over $23,000 converting it into a RAMPVAN. It was professionally done by and looks factory in almost every way. The company that did the conversion is called Mobility Freedom Wheelchair Vans of America (www.wcvans.com). This van has been Sonic Safety inspected by our master technicians and is ready for the long haul. It has only a tick over 20,000 miles on the clock and is well equipped. It has power sliding side doors and a power rear hatch. It has leather seats and a moonroof and navigation. It also has power windows and door locks too. This rare van needs to be seen in person as pictures just don't do it justice. Please contact Kirt or Kevin at 727-799-1234 with any questions about the vehicle. |
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