2014 Honda Odyssey Braunability Honda on 2040-cars
Saint Petersburg, Florida, United States
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For sale: Like new Honda Odyssey BraunAbility Entervan Handicap Mobility Van
This Odyssey has been converted into a handicapable vehicle by BraunAbility (a Honda approved vendor) and features
the following modifications:
Leather front bucket seats (Removable)
Leather rear seats
Kneeling Rear Suspension
Automatic Rear Passenger Sliding Doors
Automatic Foldout Ramp
Lowered Floor (55" of clearance!)
Wheelchair/Occupant Securement System (Belts & Straps Included, provisions for removal of front seats with track
for secure in front seat area)
Custom Ground Effects with Step Pads
Aside from the modifications by BraunAbility features this van features a 3.5L V6 motor, rear view camera, VSA
traction control, keyless entry & start, full power options including dual power front seats with driver lumbar
support, leather interior, heated front seats, dual power sliding doors, tri zone climate control, Bluetooth,
cd/satellite radio ready audio system, rear power lift gate, homelink, 17" alloy wheels and much more.
The interior and body are in excellent condition. Everything is clean and works as it should. There are some
scrapes on the ramp from wheelchair loading, you can see these in the pictures. The paint is flawless. This van is
ready to push the button and drive away.
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