Re: conversion van for sale

[Guest guest]

Bill, I bought it through Access Vans. They convert the vans after the

customer buys them from a Dodge dealer in Tempe, Arizona. It is a ramp van,

the passenger side sliding door opens and a ramp drops down for wheelchair

access. It may be large enough for two wheelchairs if one of them is docked

in the driver's place or the front passenger place. I live in DeRidder,

Louisiana. This is a very nice van--leather seats, CD changer, etc. It just

isn't for someone who needs to drive grandchildren to ball games, etc. I did

not realize this until after the fact. This has turned out to be the most

expensive mistake I've ever made. The day I picked it up last week was great.

I stopped in Lafayette on the way home from Grosse Tete and went shopping in

the mall by myself which I have not been able to do for a very long time. I

felt so empowered when I rolled out of that van! The next day my

grandchildren wanted to ride to the game in CC's new van. What a rude

awakening! And I have a new grandbaby on the way, no way I can put a baby in

a carseat that is in the rear seat.

I haven't looked into local Auto trader magazines yet, I just decided this

today, but when I make up my mind---that's it. C

[Guest guest]

Thanks Bill, I just listed it on that site and in a few Louisiana newspapers.

Wish me luck!

[Guest guest]

I bought a van that didn't work out for us either. i kept it 2 years

and got another one.

I lost money too:( I am happy with my new van..

Good luck

In a message dated 5/18/2001 3:46:04 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

C1520@... writes:

<< Does anyone know some good sites to list a van for sale? I just got

this van a week ago, but iot is not working out for me because there

isn't room for my grandchildren in it. I'm going to get another

minivan and put a wheelchair lift on the back, but I would really

like to sell this one as soon as I can. I'm so frustrated about this.

My husband doen't care what I do about it and we're both not happy

about losing money, but I have made up my mind and have already

started locating a new van. What's really bad is that I waited for 3

months for this one to come in and when it did I gave my old one to

my son and daughter-in-law. Any suggestions on how to sell this week

old conversion van will be greatly appreciated. >>

[Guest guest]

,

where do you live? did you buy it from a dealer or a private party? Is it

new or used? Do you have AUTOTRADER magazine where you live? I have a friend

looking for a van with a lift but it must be able to accomadate 2

wheelchairs inside.

regards,

BC

----- Original Message -----

From: <C1520@...>

< >

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 3:43 PM

Subject: [] conversion van for sale

> Does anyone know some good sites to list a van for sale? I just got

> this van a week ago, but iot is not working out for me because there

> isn't room for my grandchildren in it. I'm going to get another

> minivan and put a wheelchair lift on the back, but I would really

> like to sell this one as soon as I can. I'm so frustrated about this.

> My husband doen't care what I do about it and we're both not happy

> about losing money, but I have made up my mind and have already

> started locating a new van. What's really bad is that I waited for 3

> months for this one to come in and when it did I gave my old one to

> my son and daughter-in-law. Any suggestions on how to sell this week

> old conversion van will be greatly appreciated.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

it sounds like what my friend is looking for however we live in California.

Contact the dealer immediately and plead your case. By law they owe you

nothing but you never know. Maybe Access Vans can also be of help.

Good luck.

BC

----- Original Message -----

From: <C1520@...>

< >

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 4:46 PM

Subject: Re: [] conversion van for sale

> Bill, I bought it through Access Vans. They convert the vans after the

> customer buys them from a Dodge dealer in Tempe, Arizona. It is a ramp

van,

> the passenger side sliding door opens and a ramp drops down for wheelchair

> access. It may be large enough for two wheelchairs if one of them is

docked

> in the driver's place or the front passenger place. I live in DeRidder,

> Louisiana. This is a very nice van--leather seats, CD changer, etc. It

just

> isn't for someone who needs to drive grandchildren to ball games, etc. I

did

> not realize this until after the fact. This has turned out to be the most

> expensive mistake I've ever made. The day I picked it up last week was

great.

> I stopped in Lafayette on the way home from Grosse Tete and went shopping

in

> the mall by myself which I have not been able to do for a very long time.

I

> felt so empowered when I rolled out of that van! The next day my

> grandchildren wanted to ride to the game in CC's new van. What a rude

> awakening! And I have a new grandbaby on the way, no way I can put a baby

in

> a carseat that is in the rear seat.

> I haven't looked into local Auto trader magazines yet, I just decided this

> today, but when I make up my mind---that's it. C

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

<

This is a site to list modified vans and other equipment for sale.

----- Original Message -----

From: Bill , Digitec Security

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 08:05 PM

Subject: Re: [] conversion van for sale

,

it sounds like what my friend is looking for however we live in

California.

Contact the dealer immediately and plead your case. By law they owe you

nothing but you never know. Maybe Access Vans can also be of help.

Good luck.

BC

----- Original Message -----

From: <C1520@...>

< >

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 4:46 PM

Subject: Re: [] conversion van for sale

> Bill, I bought it through Access Vans. They convert the vans after the

> customer buys them from a Dodge dealer in Tempe, Arizona. It is a ramp

van,

> the passenger side sliding door opens and a ramp drops down for

wheelchair

> access. It may be large enough for two wheelchairs if one of them is

docked

> in the driver's place or the front passenger place. I live in DeRidder,

> Louisiana. This is a very nice van--leather seats, CD changer, etc. It

just

> isn't for someone who needs to drive grandchildren to ball games, etc. I

did

> not realize this until after the fact. This has turned out to be the

most

> expensive mistake I've ever made. The day I picked it up last week was

great.

> I stopped in Lafayette on the way home from Grosse Tete and went

shopping

in

> the mall by myself which I have not been able to do for a very long

time.

I

> felt so empowered when I rolled out of that van! The next day my

> grandchildren wanted to ride to the game in CC's new van. What a rude

> awakening! And I have a new grandbaby on the way, no way I can put a

baby

in

> a carseat that is in the rear seat.

> I haven't looked into local Auto trader magazines yet, I just decided

this

> today, but when I make up my mind---that's it. C

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sorry, the URL did not go through. http://www.disableddealer.com/

----- Original Message -----

From: Lamar son

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 08:22 PM

Subject: Re: [] conversion van for sale

<

This is a site to list modified vans and other equipment for sale.

----- Original Message -----

From: Bill , Digitec Security

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 08:05 PM

Subject: Re: [] conversion van for sale

,

it sounds like what my friend is looking for however we live in

California.

Contact the dealer immediately and plead your case. By law they owe you

nothing but you never know. Maybe Access Vans can also be of help.

Good luck.

BC

----- Original Message -----

From: <C1520@...>

< >

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 4:46 PM

Subject: Re: [] conversion van for sale

> Bill, I bought it through Access Vans. They convert the vans after the

> customer buys them from a Dodge dealer in Tempe, Arizona. It is a ramp

van,

> the passenger side sliding door opens and a ramp drops down for

wheelchair

> access. It may be large enough for two wheelchairs if one of them is

docked

> in the driver's place or the front passenger place. I live in

DeRidder,

> Louisiana. This is a very nice van--leather seats, CD changer, etc. It

just

> isn't for someone who needs to drive grandchildren to ball games, etc.

I

did

> not realize this until after the fact. This has turned out to be the

most

> expensive mistake I've ever made. The day I picked it up last week was

great.

> I stopped in Lafayette on the way home from Grosse Tete and went

shopping

in

> the mall by myself which I have not been able to do for a very long

time.

I

> felt so empowered when I rolled out of that van! The next day my

> grandchildren wanted to ride to the game in CC's new van. What a rude

> awakening! And I have a new grandbaby on the way, no way I can put a

baby

in

> a carseat that is in the rear seat.

> I haven't looked into local Auto trader magazines yet, I just decided

this

> today, but when I make up my mind---that's it. C

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The thanks go out to Lamar as he provided the website.

Good luck!

BC

----- Original Message -----

From: <C1520@...>

< >

Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 5:51 PM

Subject: Re: [] conversion van for sale

> Thanks Bill, I just listed it on that site and in a few Louisiana

newspapers.

> Wish me luck!

>

>

>