Used 2008 Chevrolet Uplander Braun wheelchair conversion van for sale in Benson, AZ

2008 Chevrolet Uplander cargo van, converted to a wheelchair accessible Braun Intervan
with the conversion done by BraunAbility, one of the leading manufacturers of wheelchair
accessible vans. The van is powered by a 3.9 liter (238 cubic inches) V6 flex fuel engine.
The van will run on either unleaded 87 0ctane or E85 fuel.
The automatic transmission was replaced in August of 2015, at 143,200 miles, with a
transmission remanufactured by Jasper Engines & Transmissions, and installed by George's
Automotive in Benson, Arizona.
I would describe the van as in good condition. There is a discrepancy in the Autocheck
vehicle reports. When we bought the van in 2014, the Autocheck report listed a collision
with another automobile in August of 2008 and collision with an animal in December of 2012.
The new Autocheck shows the collision with an animal in 2012 listed as an automobile
rather than an animal. Your guess is as good as mine. Either collision was not too severe
because the van does qualify for buyback and there is no salvage title shown in the history
Actual miles on the odometer are 162,500 as of October 20. The van is being driven daily
so that odometer reading will increase some

During the conversion the van is lowered 10 inches. This van has a manual operated wheelchair
ramp that extends out the open right side sliding door. On this van the left and right side
sliding doors are manually operated. The space behind the front seats, where second row
seats would normally be mounted, the second row seats have been removed to give an
open space where two power chairs or manual push wheel chairs can be tied down securely
using special tie downs. 4 tie downs are included with the van. Behind that open space Braun
installed a bench seat I would describe for short trips or possibly children. The bench seat
is quite firm and not comfortable for longer trips. In the front is the drivers seat and the
front passenger seat. The front passenger seat can be removed quite easily from the van if
extra space is more important than a passenger seat...... no bolts to remove and no tools
needed... just pull a strap to release the seat catch and will re-install just as easily.

The 4 tires were replaced in April of 2017 and now have approximately 10,000 miles on them.
The Tire Pressure Monitor Sensors were replaced and calibrated on all 4 tires in August 2018 at
157,250 miles. The left front wheel hub & bearing assembly, including the ABS speed sensor
and sensor wiring harness was replaced in September 2018 at 157,410 miles.

The ABS and Traction Control lights on the dash do light up when the van is being driven.
A diagnostic check has been run and there are no trouble codes found for either the brake ABS
system or Traction control. I tend to think there could be a problem somewhere in the wiring
behind the dash that sends signals from the ABS system to the warning lights rather than an
actual problem with the ABS system

The van is equipped with typical options....air conditioning, am/fm radio with single disc CD player,
power door locks with remote key fob, power front door windows, ABS brakes, traction control,
stability control. Again, the wheelchair ramp is a manual operated ramp and the left and right
side sliding doors are manually operated

I will be glad to answer any questions you might have.

No calls from anyone wanting to sell the van for me. I will not talk to you