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♿ 2018 Dodge Grand Caravan Crew – Full Mobility Conversion + Scooter – Under 100K KM – One Owner

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♿ 2018 Dodge Grand Caravan Crew – Full Mobility Conversion + Scooter – Under 100K KM – One Owner

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Professionally converted Dodge Grand Caravan (conversion by Silver Cross Automotive, Calgary) with Bruno Joey rear lift (for wheelchair or scooter) and heated Adapt Solutions LINK seat for front passenger transfer. BONUS: Includes Pride Go-Go 4-wheel scooter 🛵—lightly used, garage-kept, with charger and newer battery.

Not a lowered-floor van, but perfect for someone who uses a mobility device and can transfer to a seat. One-owner, non-smoking, always garage-kept.

Well-equipped with leather/suede interior, Stow ’N Go seating, power doors, tri-zone climate control, DVD entertainment, backup camera, Bluetooth, and more.

Photos available on request—happy to send them, answer questions, or pretend I’m a professional car salesperson.

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