Ø Amazingly low total miles!
Ø Super-luxury 'Chateau' model

Ø Very gorgeous and functional
Ø Rare and desirable lowered floor

Options and Equipment

This started out as a fully loaded 1/2 ton, standard length van.  And when it was nearly new it was converted into a wheelchair van by a specialist in Spokane Washington.  The is a Château model, which are quite uncommon and was the fanciest, most well-equipped model available. It has a long list of features including; 5.8 V8 and automatic with overdrive, dual A/C, solar-glass, special seats with power and lumbar, rear seat folds to bed, special lighting and consoles, pearl paint, custom wheels, extra gauges and much more...it's super equipped.

As for the conversion, it is also rare and uncommon for two particular reasons. 1) there are very few cases when full size vans have a LOWERED FLOOR such as this one has. Normally, headroom is achieved with raised roofs on full size vans and lowered floors on minivans. The great thing about this van is that it has the interior and entry height you want and need, but without the appearance of being a wheelchair van that the raised roofs lead to and also this has much better ECONOMY due to much less wind drag than a raised roof van. And many mobility-challenged folks tell me that they don't want to be in a van that looks like a wheelchair van...this one looks nothing like one :)  And it is also unusual because it has the ability to split and fold the ramp in the middle, which allows for access in and out of the sliding door when the ramp is up. This is a great (and essential) feature for when you want to have passengers in the rear seat and don't want a big hassle with the ramp system.

*** Includes (as you see in the photos) a full set of almost brand new quality snow tires on steel wheels and also the full set of original alloys to supplement the custom wheels you currently see on the van.

*** FREE WARRANTY WITH EVERY VEHICLE I SELL

History of Ownership

Was bought new in eastern Washington.  Has had only two owners.

History of Care

As with all of my 'Rick's rejuvenated' wheelchair vans, this is now in top condition in every way. Although I don't have receipts for the great care it had in its prior life, it is now in superb condition.  I was told that the old man who owned it and recently died took great care of it and usually at the Ford dealer in Spokane. I had my mechanic do a long checklist on it and the few things that he suggested have attention have all been taken care of. This includes; Transmission service, oil and fluids service, new rear brakes and a new serpentine belt.

Also, as part of my 'Rick's rejuvenated' process with these wheelchair vans, I have a special mechanic who is an expert in mobility equipment do a service and inspection on relevant components. Mobility equipment has been adjusted, lubricated and miscellaneous care given. 

As part of my 'Rick's rejuvenated'' process for wheelchair vans, each mobility component is inspected, serviced, adjusted and repaired (if needed) by the premium company in this area which exclusively cares for wheelchair vans.

Carfax Report Summary

(Carfax is a widely used database which indicates the history of a vehicle including accidents, prior owners, etc.)

All good, no derogatory history.

You Might Like To Know...

* Full size vans with lowered floors are rare and desirable

* This van has excellent function AND is attractive too...sure, why not ? :)  

Summary of this Gem

Here you have another 'Rick's rejuvenated' wheelchair van.  I begin with low mile wheelchair vans that have quality mobility equipment and then service, recondition and enhance them.  This van is an example of the  result; a fantastic, attractive, highly functional, reliable van at an affordable price.

Drivers' side full view
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Drivers' side rear angle
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Passenger side rear angle
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Odometer
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* I apologize for any unclear photos. At times, the conditions make a clear photo impossible.