1995 Ford with lowered floor plus many other extensive and valuable features (please read below)
98,000 Miles (MUCH new, see below)
Current Price: $9,900
THIS CERTIFIED VEHICLE INCLUDES: 6 month/6,000 mile warranty (this is double the warranty I normally include with this price of van, see details below)
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Highlights of This Van: * apx. $3,250 of new and very recent mechanical service: details below (extensive investment in cosmetic rejuvenation is in addition to this $3,250)
Special style/design of lift has many benefits, which are unique to this model of lift. Please read details below. (and see photos) * Notice the FLOOR and ROOF modifications on this van. The combined benefit of these features causes this van to have apx. the same entry clearance as a van with tall roof AND tall doors ! (but without the associated negatives of a tall van) |
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Options and Equipment THE VAN: This began as a standard length 1/2 ton with small V8 (5.0 liter/302) with automatic and overdrive. It is an XLT, and as such it has a long list of comfort, convenience and appearance features such as: power windows, locks and mirrors, intermittent wipers, tilt wheel, cruise control, chrome bumpers, upgraded stereo, tinted windows, adjustable bucket seats with dual armrests...and more. GOODIES: As you see in the photos, this has two-tone paint with special striping. It was originally solid white and the lower accent color of metallic blue and the custom striping was added when I owned this van two years ago. The original owner added the fancy wheels a few years ago. This van also has a custom high-capacity rear ventilation system which is designed to ventilate into the middle area of the van and very low in height (see photo) for direct benefit of person in wheelchair. And there is a commercial/medical-grade, high-capacity power supply mounted under the driver’s seat, which can be used to power a substantial piece of equipment such as an oxygen system, high-amp wheelchair charger, or other 12-volt items as desired. And finally, there is a very nice high-performance CD stereo system that was added a few years ago by the original owner
MOBILITY: Dimensions, capacity and specifications: Please feel free to email or call me with any such questions. I will gladly assist with anything you wish to know. I have discovered that due to the unique way each person evaluates, measures and expresses their needs; I can be most helpful regarding this subject if we communicate directly.
History of Ownership This was driven by the original, first owner, with the exception of the past apx 8,000 miles. He was a wealthy man in the Bay area who loved having a fancy wheelchair van. That is why he had added extensive visual and functional features to this van, as described on this page. Certified This vehicle is 'CERTIFIED': There are a combined 76 mechanical and cosmetic aspects included in the Wheelchair Van Oasis "Certification" process. A foundational step of the rejuvenation process is when each vehicle receives an extensive inspection by an objective, independent third- party service and repair facility. Suggested service, repairs and improvements are then performed by various professional specialists. The result is your assurance that each of the 76 aspects meets or exceeds the condition level of good, or satisfactory For details regarding list of 76 cosmetic and mechanical aspects, please click here.
Each van does of
course have
various elements
which exceed the
promised level of good, or New:VALUABLE PROJECT COMPLETED WITHIN PRIOR 2,000 MILES: Due to the high level inspection, and my standards of commitment to following all advice of a fastidious mechanic, this van has now had a fresh "top end" on the motor. Because, although there were zero apparent signs during operation, in-depth inspection discovered the very beginning stage of a head-gasket failing. And so I of course had the shop do a head-gasket project to make it right. In addition, while they were doing that and had the top of the engine apart, I decided to do an extensive renewal of the heads and their components. This includes such parts as: re-surface heads; new valves; new valve guides; new valve springs; new hard seats; etc. And additionally, when the motor was apart, I decided to have them install a complete package of "tune-up" parts, such as: plugs; cap; rotor; wires; etc. In addition to the above-mentioned items the following was also completed: ABS brake system service; new exhaust manifold; timing cover gasket; water pump; cooling system flush; front wheel bearings; oil/lube/filter; wipers; new wheelchair-lift switches Approximate retail value/cost of above-listed items: $ $3,250 ! (extensive investment in cosmetic rejuvenation is in addition to this $3,250) WARRANTY NOTE: I have decided that due to the extent this van has been renewed, my warranty will be 12 months/12,000 miles, which is double what I usually include with this price of van
Carfax Report
Summary Nothing notably negative or unusual: no frame damage...no airbags deployed...no structural damage...no "red marks"...no major accident.
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* Ford vans from 1992-2006 have almost the same design, in fact, most folks would hardly notice the difference between vans of that wide age range. And because this one has had many visual upgrades, and is immaculate inside and out, it seems to be MUCH newer than its calendar age. Summary of this Gem This is one of the more uniquely equipped and very capable vans I have offered at such a low price. I hope you have read all of the details above, as well as the captions on the photos. The combined sum of this vans qualities is MUCH more than a quick glance would suggest.
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Another view of the raised roof AND door
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NOTICE: this roof AND door are raised a nice amount, creating notably more entry clearance and interior headroom...especially when combined with benefits of the lowered floor
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Lowered floor adds substantially to the interior headroom and feeling of spaciousness (even without a tall roof) Also notice the anchor points on the floor, and there are several not seen in photos
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Notice how the platform expands to easily accommodate a moderately sized wheelchair
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Notice the very lowered floor, and also the custom ventilation system under the rear seat
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This professional/medical power supply has all of the bells and whistles: fan-cooled; two plugs; has sensors and meters; very high output and designed for continuous operation. I'm not much of a a gadget person, but I can tell you this is super equipment. New cost to replace for parts and labor would be about $1,500!
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Looks very modern and sharp from every angle (Click on Picture to Enlarge) |
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Custom two-tone paint, stripes, moldings and custom wheels really help make this van a standout...
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Dark tinted windows
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This is a standard length (not long or short) model
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Wow, so good looking. And notice that raised roof section, which is not ugly, but sure is a great benefit during use
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Sharp
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Heavy duty front and rear chrome bumpers
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Cozy and comfortable
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Special sound system with amps, speakers, etc.
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This IS NOT a stereo amp. It is a medical-grade 110 volt power supply. This is used for such things as operating certain devices for recreation or medical purposes.
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Has a Small V8
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Immaculate interior and exterior
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The unique design of this lift provides many benefits, such as when in stowed position it is very easy for an able-bodied person to get in and out of the van.
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NOTE: the platform is expandable. This photo shows it in its collapsed, smallest state. And yet it has the ability to expand substantially to accommodate most power or manual wheelchairs.
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These buttons control all functions of the special model of lift.
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This shows lift in "floor level" position, ready to turn 90 degrees
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Custom heavy duty rear ventilation, gets the heat or A/C blowing strongly and directly to the person who may need or want it
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Notice that with a moderately sized wheelchair, there is still lots of space between wheelchair and lift and door.
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This shows the the underside of the raised roof section. All materials are steel and nice quality (not plastic or fiberglass)
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Shows in the midst of turning, not ready to drive wheelchair in yet.
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Now platform is at floor level and wheelchair is ready to drive inside
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Wheelchair is ready to go inside
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When platform collapses, as it is in this photo, it impedes minimally into the floor area.
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There are switches on the lift and on the cord, for operation by person in chair, or anyone else...easy
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Plenty of storage space behind rear seat.
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* I apologize for any unclear photos. At times, the conditions make a clear photo impossible. |
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