The Chrysler Grand Caravan with a Braunability Commercial Side Entry Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle Conversion offers 60” of interior headroom at the center of the van with a 56” passenger doorway opening. This D409-compliant conversion also features a manual bi-folding ramp at the passenger sliding door with a swing gate feature allowing you to enter the vehicle without deploying the ramp. The 30” wide ramp is rated with a 1000lbs weight capacity, making this vehicle the perfect option for your organization's use as it is easy to operate and can accommodate a large variety of wheelchairs.
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