| Most of the time, disabled individuals
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| | vehicle, in the local area, can be a hard
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| often rely on friends and family for
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| | thing to do. To make things easier, many
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| transportation to send them to,
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| | dealers, like Bruno, offer services to
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| appointments, work, and recreational
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| | deliver the van to the disabled
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| activities. Generally, loved ones are
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| | individual. If the van is to be
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| only too glad to help the wheelchair
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| | delivered, trusting the seller is
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| bound person gain a little independence
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| | imperative. For the lucky few capable of
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| and live a better quality of life.
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| | buying locally, a loved one can
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| Nevertheless, with a handicapped
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| | test-drive the van, and if further
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| accessible van, a physically challenged
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| | modifications are necessary, it can
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| individual can become more
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| | always be done with a local mechanic.
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| self-sufficient.
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| | In most cases, the wheelchair van will be
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| Unfortunately, an appropriately equipped
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| | adequately equipped, often with low
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| van is usually cost prohibitive. Added to
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| | mileage. For persons with debilitating
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| the original cost of the van, the price
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| | and progressive diseases, driving with
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| of newly converted wheelchair vehicles
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| | hand-controls is only a temporary
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| simply put people off. However a used
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| | reprieve from increasing loss of
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| wheelchair van would make it possible for
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| | independence. About two or three years
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| the average income family to afford to
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| | old, many used wheelchair vans tends to
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| get a wheelchair accessible vehicle.
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| | have less than 50,000 miles. Already
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| Consider the follow scenario: "Bob" has
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| | converted, the vans are ready to be used
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| suffered a devastating car accident,
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| | by its new owner, it just takes some time
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| leaving him paralyzed from the waste
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| | to get used to it.
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| down. Once an active person, "Bob" still
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| | Vans are more commonly altered to
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| wants to be self-supporting, able to take
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| | accommodate a wheelchair, because the
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| family vacations, run errands, and a
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| | back seat is still available for
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| plethora of everyday occurrences he used
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| | ambulatory friends and family. Although
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| to take for granted. He desperately
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| | new vans are converted to accommodate
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| needs a wheelchair accessible vehicle,
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| | both driver and passenger, a used van
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| but new models are not within his price
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| | generally has low mileage and a
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| range. "Bob" begins by asking local car
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| | reasonable price tag. So, before giving
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| dealers and checking on the Internet.
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| | up on gaining an increased level of
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| Eureka! "Bob" has found a mini van with
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| | independence, check the local dealers and
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| low mileage, located within 500 miles.
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| | Internet sites for a used wheelchair van.
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| The van has hand controls, built-in
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| | You never know if you can find an
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| wheelchair restraints, and relatively low
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| | affordable and yet practical used
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| mileage. Now what?
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| | wheelchair van locally. Start looking.
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| Finding a used wheelchair accessible
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