 2001 Ford full size with extensive lowered floor mobility conversionMILES 97,000 Price: $16,500 Will be sold in "Certified" condition which includes warranty: 12 months/12,000 miles General Description Began as a standard length (not long or short) model with 4.6 V8 and auto with overdrive. Includes common power and convenience features such as: power windows, locks and mirrors; tilt wheel and cruise control; tinted windows. Plus has optional features such as: front and rear ventilation with many vents in the ceiling; Ford alloy wheels; fancy chrome bumpers and upgraded interior and exterior trim; etc. Touring/cruising conversion When new, this received a package of features that enhance the appearance and function. Includes such features as: large windows with vents and screens; upgrade interior and exterior trim; rear seat folds flat to lay on; fancy graphics/striping; upgraded interior lighting; etc Mobility and Adaptive Features The package of features this van has is in the most capable range of abilities because it enables certain people in wheelchairs to load, drive and unload themselves with no assistance from another person. This is the highest demand put on wheelchair vans. It was designed to do this and it is how its only owner used it. This list of features includes premium, very desirable and for some folks, necessary, mobility features such as: * Power side doors: swing open and closed via various switches or wireless remote control * Power lift: operates with various switches or wireless remote control and has a platform that folds into 3 parts, allowing space for able-bodied folks to go in and out when the lift is stowed. * Wireless remote control for the lift and doors * Various switch locations for lift, plus the remote * Premium power turning seat in passenger location: (this feature has a new cost of apx $5,000) There is a long range of travel front to rear, up and down and as you see in the photos, it turns 90 degrees. This combination of features is what some folks need in order to transfer to and from their wheelchair to be able to enjoy riding in the typical seat * Nicely lowered floor: is not only in the middle of the van (as some are) but it extends into the driver and passenger area in front as well. This floor creates sufficient entry clearance and headroom for most folks in wheelchairs. * NEW FLOOR COVERING IS A SUPER ENHANCEMENT: a puzzle during the years I have specialized in rejuvenating and improving wheelchair vans, is that I wonder why more wheelchair van creators and owners don't use a flooring material such as will be added to this van. (Nearly all full size wheelchair vans have carpet). In the area that the chair/s will be moving, a specialist will remove the carpet and install a high-grade rubber-like flooring material. Once you have maneuvered your wheelchair on a floor like this, you would never want anything less. Plus, it is super easy to clean with a broom or a damp cloth.
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