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2011 Toyota Sienna Handicap Wheelchair Van on 2040-cars

Year:2011 Mileage:35380
Location:

L'Ile-Perrot, Quebec, Canada

L'Ile-Perrot, Quebec, Canada

2011 Toyota Sienna with BraunAbility Entervan II Wheelchair Conversion with manual fold out side entry ramp that can be operate either from outside or inside, also include lowered floor and wheelchair lock system (6 anchor) that can interchange for either passenger or driver side just by removing the seats.
This van is in like new condition and is covered with Toyota 100,000 Km or 60,000 Miles, 5 year warranty, the speedo indicate only 57000 Kilometers or 35,400 Miles, it was meticulously maintained by the local Toyota dealer with regular oil change, also all four brake disc and pad where recently replace with all Toyota OER parts, the Sienna is one of the most reliable on the road and is reputation is excellent and carry a excellent resale value, it come with Sherlock anti theft marking, remote control starter and all standard Toyota equipment:

Power 4 wheel disc brake, Power steering, window, door lock, tilt, Dual A/C front & rear, cruise and also 8 wheels and tires, including 4 winter mounted on steel wheel and 4 summer mounted on the original mag, see pictures include, as you can see the mag wheels and summer tire have been installed.

A new conversion van like this one is worth around $60,000.00 and this one is almost like new, the reserve price was set accordingly and very reasonable for such a vehicle.  I'm selling this vehicle for a friend who lost her handicap husband who past away late last fall, it is located in L'Ile-Perrot, Quebec, near Montreal and can be seen on appointment. 

For more info, please contact via Email or ph: (819) 571-1479 and ask for Michel  

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