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Do a search on autotrader.com too, that's where I found mine for $6000. I don't drive but it had a UVL and only 60,000 miles cd/tv/dvd with an ez lock too.
I love it.
Mark
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Date: 06/16/06 23:18:10
Subject: [QUAD-L] Quadom and driving ...is it worth it
Hi,
Lets face it the disabled community is getting screwed when the price for an adapted van is 50,000 to 90,000. Even with this being so, driving makes us feel human again, and may keep us out of depression. The option for lower level quads is to take your time and find a quality used van. A decent van with basic adaptations a person can find for 15 to 20 grand, maybe even a lil cheaper. If your a higher level quad , then the price goes up consideribly. But you can still find a van on ebay or through your local paper. When I was looking for a van I figured out the adaptions i needed and looked for a van close to that. You can always add a few things on it.
Driving is worth it, do whatever you have to and at least try it. You cant take anything with you when you die so live now while you can. Any independence you can achieve is worth it.
Ron c7
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