[mic]

Hi

I bought myself a crysler grand voyager and had it adapted to the max...with zero effort steerin electric push n pull accelorator & break, button push 4 all lights etc, lowered floors auto wheelchair clamp in drivers & passengers seats (drive or be passenger from wheelchair) remote control electric ramp and few other minor things. as u can imagin a new grand voyager + adaptions cost a small fortune and unfortunatly for myself my condition has now ment i can not drive and this happened just after i had the adaptions done. I have put all of 1000 miles on it and now its been stood on my driveway for aprox 9month doing nothing but looking pretty in the hope il use it again. however im not, iv put it up 4sale but had not much joy, most places dont understand the adaptions etc...so i just want to sell it for whatever i can now n maybe give someone a bargin....bought in total for 60k, 34k for the car 26k for the adaptions (all done at alfred bekker adaptions ltd.) n im pretty much willing to except anything so if anyone is interested please give me a mesage......im lookin for offers at & above 10k .

Thanks guys
Mike

This post has been edited by mic: 24 April 2009 - 03:18 PM

[dom165]

Hi Mic,
Could you please send photos of vehicle including hand controls etc ? Was it set up for you to drive from manual or power chair? What kind of chair clamp is used? Is it the 'space drive' system of steering/accelerate brake? what level injury c5/6? Can you email me with these details. many thanks. domjcoleman@hotmail.com

[E-DOG]

Shit!
You're all the way the hell over there.
And I'm over here.
SHIT!

E

[StellaLAtella]

E-dog, you could get some serious flotation devices for that chrysler............float it on over here..............just a suggestion.
~Stella

[Slowlegs]

mic, on Apr 24 2009, 12:28 PM, said:

Hi

I bought myself a crysler grand voyager and had it adapted to the max...with zero effort steerin electric push n pull accelorator & break, button push 4 all lights etc, lowered floors auto wheelchair clamp in drivers & passengers seats (drive or be passenger from wheelchair) remote control electric ramp and few other minor things. as u can imagin a new grand voyager + adaptions cost a small fortune and unfortunatly for myself my condition has now ment i can not drive and this happened just after i had the adaptions done. I have put all of 1000 miles on it and now its been stood on my driveway for aprox 9month doing nothing but looking pretty in the hope il use it again. however im not, iv put it up 4sale but had not much joy, most places dont understand the adaptions etc...so i just want to sell it for whatever i can now n maybe give someone a bargin....bought in total for 60k, 34k for the car 26k for the adaptions (all done at alfred bekker adaptions ltd.) n im pretty much willing to except anything so if anyone is interested please give me a mesage......im lookin for offers at & above 10k .

Thanks guys
Mike

Hi Mike,
that must be heart breaking after all that effort. Good luck selling it.

[mic]

Hy guys

Cheers 4 yr replys il post lots a pics this afternoon once my bro comes down with camera, (gettin the lazy bugger outa bed aint easy! teenagers ;O) )

the clamp is set up to drive from my manual chair, if anyone bought the car i think the clamp will need changing to suit your chair (this is easy done, but does need to be done by a adaption company & if anyone seriously wants the car il find out how much & how long it would be to add new clamp) also the electronic push/pull break/accellerator is not permanantly fixed, they dont fix it to the car until you have worked out the most suitable position for you, it is temp fixed so its drivable but as i stopped using it i never went back to get it made permenent. These are the only 2 things that will need doing to finish off the car for somebody else and like I say il find out how to sort them for anybody

Im a C5 complete (with increasingly really bad spasm after 9 years with practically none??? oh well), Ive recently noticed a quad bike for a high tetraplegic that looks cool but cant find any info on it you guys ever seen it??

Mike (Uk)

[mic]

this is my car thats for sale


i will email further pics to anyone interested as i can only upload 200kb on this site

Mike

[RoyC]

Hi Mike
What year was your voyager registered
Many thanks Roy

[johnb]

Hi Mic is car still for sale at 10k, if so I'd like to see it next Mon/Tues. Please email me pics asap (drivers position and controls)

This post has been edited by johnb: 14 May 2009 - 04:26 PM

[Martin6070]

Hi Mike,

probably a long shot but do you still have this available. I have two voyagers on my driveway not running and I need to get mobile again.

thanks,

Martin

[johnb]

Hi Mic, Do you still want to sell, I'm still interested and £'s available now.

[hjon]

Hi, is it still for sale?
jon.harris1@homecall.co.uk

[Slowlegs]

Martin6070, on May 28 2009, 10:38 AM, said:

I have two voyagers on my driveway not running and I need to get mobile again.

thanks,

Martin

Hi Martin, perhaps you should change brands... Chryslers don't seem to give you much luck.

[LOBRO]

Hello is this van still for sale?

mic, on Apr 24 2009, 07:28 AM, said:

Hi

I bought myself a crysler grand voyager and had it adapted to the max...with zero effort steerin electric push n pull accelorator & break, button push 4 all lights etc, lowered floors auto wheelchair clamp in drivers & passengers seats (drive or be passenger from wheelchair) remote control electric ramp and few other minor things. as u can imagin a new grand voyager + adaptions cost a small fortune and unfortunatly for myself my condition has now ment i can not drive and this happened just after i had the adaptions done. I have put all of 1000 miles on it and now its been stood on my driveway for aprox 9month doing nothing but looking pretty in the hope il use it again. however im not, iv put it up 4sale but had not much joy, most places dont understand the adaptions etc...so i just want to sell it for whatever i can now n maybe give someone a bargin....bought in total for 60k, 34k for the car 26k for the adaptions (all done at alfred bekker adaptions ltd.) n im pretty much willing to except anything so if anyone is interested please give me a mesage......im lookin for offers at & above 10k .

Thanks guys
Mike

[alex4bs]

alex from sunderland here i wanted my son to look at it for me you told me at the time you were putting back on the road for yourself sorry if things didnt work out for you old palim still interested send me pm alex

[dale b]

I am new at this but if you still have the van, I am interested in buying it, call me at 6184063816. Dale

[Farrant]

mic, on Apr 24 2009, 01:28 PM, said:

Hi

I bought myself a crysler grand voyager and had it adapted to the max...with zero effort steerin electric push n pull accelorator & break, button push 4 all lights etc, lowered floors auto wheelchair clamp in drivers & passengers seats (drive or be passenger from wheelchair) remote control electric ramp and few other minor things. as u can imagin a new grand voyager + adaptions cost a small fortune and unfortunatly for myself my condition has now ment i can not drive and this happened just after i had the adaptions done. I have put all of 1000 miles on it and now its been stood on my driveway for aprox 9month doing nothing but looking pretty in the hope il use it again. however im not, iv put it up 4sale but had not much joy, most places dont understand the adaptions etc...so i just want to sell it for whatever i can now n maybe give someone a bargin....bought in total for 60k, 34k for the car 26k for the adaptions (all done at alfred bekker adaptions ltd.) n im pretty much willing to except anything so if anyone is interested please give me a mesage......im lookin for offers at & above 10k .

Thanks guys
Mike

dale b, on Aug 24 2009, 03:00 AM, said:

I am new at this but if you still have the van, I am interested in buying it, call me at 6184063816. Dale

Dear Mike,

I have a gent who lives in Yeovil who is interested in your vehicle. Is it still for sale? could you e-mail me if it is. My address is janefarrant@talktalk.net. Thanks.