2002 Chrysler Town & Country 'rampvan' Wheelchair Van Ims Conversion on 2040-cars
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States
2002 Chrysler Town and Country "Rampvan" Wheelchair van IMS (Independent Mobility Systems) conversion, including power passenger sliding door with an automatic deploying wheelchair ramp. It has a lowered floor, and the ramp measurements are: Length 54" Width 29".
The Van has 107k miles and is in very good overall condition. There are only two owners, and the original owner had it for over 10 years and maintained it well. It is Pennsylvania inspected until October,2014 New front brakes and rotors were installed less than 1,000 miles ago. Goodyear tires (pictured below) have more than 50% tread remaining. The Van runs and drives great, and everything mechanically works as it should.
The Van is fully equipped with a 3.3 liter V-6 engine, automatic 4-speed transmission, cloth seating surfaces, air conditioning, AM-FM stereo cassette audio system with CD player. It has a tilt steering wheel, cruise control, power windows, power vented rear quarter windows, power locks and remote keyless entry.
The body is in good condition, but has a small dent in the left front fender (see picture). Otherwise, it is a clean and nice looking Van.
The Van must be picked up in Doylestown PA 18902. We will not ship it. We can arrange to pick you up at the Philadelphia or Allentown PA airport if you would like to fly in and drive home. We also can make arrangements to deliver the Van to you within 150 miles of 18902 if needed,
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