Ø Another 'Rick's Rejuvenated' wheelchair van
Ø Large platform, heavy-duty lift

Ø Absolutely astounding condition
Ø Wheelchair van that carries many people

Options and Equipment

The Van:

This began as a 12 passenger (with 4 feet of storage space behind the rear seat!) and has the 7.4 gas motor and automatic with overdrive, which is what you want and need to haul a big load.  And you can tow with it, due to the powerful drive train and tow package.  It is the fanciest model available called a 'Beauville'. There is remote locks, power windows, locks, mirrors and was ordered with heavy-duty dual A/C...imagine summer in Nevada. The inside is super nice with fancy cloth and carpet everywhere, dark tinted windows and a nice stereo.  And the fancy wheel covers, custom stripes and pristine body and paint make this lift-equipped people-mover quite attractive.

The mobility equipment:

There is a Ricon heavy capacity lift which is in the swing-out side door area. It has a large platform and is constructed entirely of thick and commercial-grade aluminum. The van has several anchor points in the floor, and includes several adjustable straps. 

History of Ownership

This van was in Nevada (dry and zero rust or corrosion) it's entire life and until 7,000 miles ago was owned by the original purchaser. It has had 2 other owners in the past 3 years.

History of Care

Each of my wheelchair vans goes through what I call the 'Rick's Rejuvenation' process. Although I don't have the receipts for history of this (because, to my great frustration the detail shop accidentally discarded them) I can assure you it is in absolutely phenomenal condition in every way.  The folks I bought it from had a close friend who was a Chevrolet mechanic who over the past few thousand miles had extensively serviced and cared for it.  Therefore, when I acquired it the mechanical condition was very exceptional and with brand new expensive tires.

Also, as part of my rejuvenation process, each van receives a major inspection and undergoes many tests. Amazingly, the only resulting suggestion was to service the rear axle, which has now been done. I will also share with you that I have personally driven this one more than 500 miles in mixed conditions and it runs, drives and performs fantastic in every way.

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...

* Part of the 'Rick's Rejuvenation' process is that I have a specialized mobility equipment facility thoroughly service, adjust and care for all relevant components.

* The reason the folks I bought this from sold it was because they bought it when the man suddenly contracted crippling M.S. and needed such a van and then after about a year it went into nearly full remission. They decided rather than having this sit unused, if or when his M.S. strikes again they will buy a new van.

* Part of my rejuvenation process is to conclude the detailing process with a paint sealant, which has a retail value of several hundred dollars and significantly protects the finish...plus also helps make the van look nearly like new:)

Summary of this Gem

Here you have a wheelchair van with the capacity and ability to haul up to 11 people and could tow a load too.  And it is beautiful, in astounding overall condition and with very low miles.  This is a very rare used van.

The Kelley blue book (most commonly used reference guide) suggests retail value for this vehicle is: Sorry, there is no source that accurately indicates value for wheelchair vans.  
 

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.