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#1 dingle

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Posted 14 September 2009 - 01:10 PM

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I have a 1996 Ford Transit for sale,
it is a SWB 80 diesel automatic drive from a wheelchair,64,540 miles,
automatic opening rear doors and lift operated by a key fob and can be opened manually,
two tiedowns,one for the driver and the passinger seat can be put in the drivers place and be driven by an abled bodied person,
push/pull hand controls,extended steering wheel,
infrared two speed wipers,indicators,horn,electric handbrake,electric gear change,a towbar,
I bought this in January 207 and I have had several new parts,
two front wings,rear off side door + door panels,front grill,
new power steering rack lightened,handcontrols,radator,starter motor,new exhaust,new cambelt,
in January I had a full service and a MOT and a new battery,
I have all the repair and service bills since I have had it,
there some other thing I have forgot but without looking at the bills,
bad parts sliding door,sliding window catch does not lock and the two rear seats don't have seat belts,
this was like it when I bought it,
I have keept this on the road regardless of cost,
reason for sale health problems,
it is ready to drive away,
I can send anybody who is interested some photos at the weekend,
please no scam artists,
I may be opened to offers,
£3,000.
email witchetuk1@yahoo.co.uk
near Thame.Oxfordshire,England

Edited by dingle, 15 September 2009 - 02:40 PM.


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Posted 15 September 2009 - 04:34 AM

You seem to have had a lot of new parts put in, for a two year old vehicle. The reason I mention it is because I'm looking at the transit, here in the states. They only just started offering them.

I may wait till next year,, they are to make it a totally electric vehicle which might work for me since I seldom put a hundred miles on in a day,,, that is supposed to be their range.

Obviously I won't be buying your's, as I could never afford to ship it. I was hoping to get your view of the vehicle as a daily driver,, plus I figured I'd keep it on the new post list another day.
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Posted 15 September 2009 - 07:32 AM

View Postedlee, on Sep 15 2009, 05:34 AM, said:

You seem to have had a lot of new parts put in, for a two year old vehicle. The reason I mention it is because I'm looking at the transit, here in the states. They only just started offering them.

I may wait till next year,, they are to make it a totally electric vehicle which might work for me since I seldom put a hundred miles on in a day,,, that is supposed to be their range.

Obviously I won't be buying your's, as I could never afford to ship it. I was hoping to get your view of the vehicle as a daily driver,, plus I figured I'd keep it on the new post list another day.
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Hello
No this is a 13 year old transit,
Geoff Smith.

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Posted 17 September 2009 - 01:06 AM

Sorry Geoff,, I missed the first line and only remembered the line where you said you bought it in 2007.

How was it for you? The size looks good to me. Did the floor need to be lowered or the roof raised? It seems, from looking that neither would be necessary.

Hope you sell it soon,,, and I hope that your health problems improve, too.
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Posted 17 September 2009 - 08:02 AM

View Postedlee, on Sep 17 2009, 02:06 AM, said:

Sorry Geoff,, I missed the first line and only remembered the line where you said you bought it in 2007.

How was it for you? The size looks good to me. Did the floor need to be lowered or the roof raised? It seems, from looking that neither would be necessary.

Hope you sell it soon,,, and I hope that your health problems improve, too.
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Hello
I am selling it for a medical/health problem ,
my medical/health problem is,
I am 6 foot 2" tall and my eye level is at bottom the sunvisor/top of the windscreen so I have to keep bending my neck (I am C7 SCI since 1965 also I am 67 years old,sob sob,to cry )to see out the windscreen properly,
I have even lowered my wheelchair,
if I could transfer from the wheelchair on to the drivers seat and back this would solve my problem but the controls are in the way,
I have spoken to several van converters and the only way is to lower the floor at the price of about $1,500 or buy a Mercedes Sprinter whitch has a bigger windscreen,
next Thursday I will put it on Ebay UK and you my be able to see it,
Geoff.

Edited by dingle, 17 September 2009 - 08:06 AM.


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Posted 23 September 2009 - 08:00 AM

Now reduced to £2 ,000.
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