Handicapped Van - 2011 Toyota Sienna Xle on 2040-cars
Troy Avenue Brooklyn NY, New York, United States
This is a one owner 2011 Toyota Sienna LE Braunability 7-Pass conversion van. Equipped with a electric kneeling ramp, power sliding doors, and swivel transfer seat. Power windows, power locks, dual a/c and moon roof. Low mileage and well maintained.
Basics:
1. Fuel type: Gasoline
2. Exterior Color: White
3. Interior Color: Tan
4. Engine Cylinder: 3.5L V6
5. Mileage: 26325
6. Transmission: Automatic
7. Vehicle Type: Wheelchair Vans
8. Title: Clean
9. Drive: FWD
10: Door: 4
Features:
* ABS 4-Wheel
* Battery Saver
* Camera System - Rear View
* Child Seat Anchors - Latch System
* Clock
* Cruise Control
* Dual Front-Airbags
* Mp3 Player/Cd Mp3 Playback/Radio (AM/FM)
* Rear View Monitor
* Front Side-Airbags
* Moon roof (Power, Tilt, Sliding Sunshade)
* Power (Door lock, Outlet, Steering, Windows)
* Privacy Glass – Rear Doors & other features
Email: 773cars @ gmail.com
Mobile: (347)460-5268
If you would like to see it, I invite you to view and test drive if for yourself. For inquiries, please leave a message and I‘ll respond to you as soon as possible. (LR)
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