2002 Handicapped Chevrolet Venture Entervan Low Miles on 2040-cars
Gadsden, Alabama, United States
This is a 2002 Chevrolet venture entervan with a manual lift. It is very clean and only has 80515 original miles. I bought it for my wife and daughter who has CP but my wife had a stroke and cannot drive now. It has the Braun lift and the ground effects. The two front seats can also be removed for wheel chairs. There is room for two wheelchairs in the center section of the van. As with all vehicles I'm sure you can find something to fix but it seems to be in pretty good shape. I also have a large custom van with a lift and don't really need both of them. I have only put 111 miles on it since I bought it. As you can see by the pictures it is good condition. Anyone that buys it will have to make arrangements to get it shipped or pick it up. A $500 deposit will be required made can be made with pay pal.
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