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From: jklwood on 30 Apr 2008 16:03
My father needs to sell a 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan wheelchair
transport van converted by Rollx Vans. The Rollx conversion includes a
passenger-side powered sliding door, powered ramp, power passenger
seat (slides back and forth, rotates 90 degrees and rises/lowers) and
a "kneeling" function where the rear suspension drops when the ramp is
extended. The van is lowered and I believe it has a lowered floor for
more headroom. This one also has a QRT Max Wheelchair Securement
System including installed floor tracks and tie-downs.

The color is dark green with a grey interior. It has the 3.3L V-6
engine and auto trans, AC, power windows and locks and an AM-FM/
cassette deck - all standard stuff for the Grand Caravan package.
Mileage is only 47,000, and the van is is excellent mechanical and
cosmetic condition inside and out. We are asking $18,500.

It is located in the Austin, TX area. Please contact Jon at
jklwood(a)gmail.com for pictures and any other information you need.
My mother is wheelchair-bound and can no longer handle traveling in a
van, hence our need to sell.

Thanks

Jon

From: jklwood on 1 May 2008 16:14
On Apr 30, 3:03 pm, jklwood <jklw...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> My father needs to sell a 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan wheelchair
> transport van converted by Rollx Vans. The Rollx conversion includes a
> passenger-side powered sliding door, powered ramp, power passenger
> seat (slides back and forth, rotates 90 degrees and rises/lowers) and
> a "kneeling" function where the rear suspension drops when the ramp is
> extended. The van is lowered and I believe it has a lowered floor for
> more headroom. This one also has a QRT Max Wheelchair Securement
> System including installed floor tracks and tie-downs.
>
> The color is dark green with a grey interior. It has the 3.3L V-6
> engine and auto trans, AC, power windows and locks and an AM-FM/
> cassette deck - all standard stuff for the Grand Caravan package.
> Mileage is only 47,000, and the van is is excellent mechanical and
> cosmetic condition inside and out. We are asking $18,500.
>
> It is located in the Austin, TX area. Please contact Jon at
> jklw...(a)gmail.com for pictures and any other information you need.
> My mother is wheelchair-bound and can no longer handle traveling in a
> van, hence our need to sell.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jon

Darn - the email should read: jklwood(a)gmail.com
From: Burgerman on 1 May 2008 17:25
"jklwood" <jklwood(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
news:a2612976-d9ce-4f5f-8cbe-bb634b094eae(a)m45g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
> On Apr 30, 3:03 pm, jklwood <jklw...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>> My father needs to sell a 1999 Dodge Grand Caravan wheelchair
>> transport van converted by Rollx Vans. The Rollx conversion includes a
>> passenger-side powered sliding door, powered ramp, power passenger
>> seat (slides back and forth, rotates 90 degrees and rises/lowers) and
>> a "kneeling" function where the rear suspension drops when the ramp is
>> extended. The van is lowered and I believe it has a lowered floor for
>> more headroom. This one also has a QRT Max Wheelchair Securement
>> System including installed floor tracks and tie-downs.
>>
>> The color is dark green with a grey interior. It has the 3.3L V-6
>> engine and auto trans, AC, power windows and locks and an AM-FM/
>> cassette deck - all standard stuff for the Grand Caravan package.
>> Mileage is only 47,000, and the van is is excellent mechanical and
>> cosmetic condition inside and out. We are asking $18,500.
>>
>> It is located in the Austin, TX area. Please contact Jon at
>> jklw...(a)gmail.com for pictures and any other information you need.
>> My mother is wheelchair-bound and can no longer handle traveling in a
>> van, hence our need to sell.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Jon
>
> Darn - the email should read: jklwood(a)gmail.com




I have sold modified vans before and its hard because you cannot reach the
correct people or rather enough of them.
Ebay however seems to do the trick very well!


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