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Morning folks, many thanks for the replies. Ultimately I will have to try it I think. The vehicle in question is a wheelchair adapted mobility car that my partner drives at work. [Doesn't belong to us]. It has an intermittant problem with the radio \ head unit where it seems to turn off. This...

Lucky you, a 4motion Caravelle Join, The Select Few, :) I have no idea what the pound rate of the springs or length. I would suggest having a word with @CRS Performance Performance he can provide better springs and more importantly better Dampers. He is a KONI specialist. The original fit...

...it's 148bhp swb with bluemotion spec. It is ex motability with under 4k miles on clock with new cam belt. As ex motability it was a wheelchair adapted conversion with tail lift, no middle seats, folding rear seats and some hand driving controls. I'm finding the drive a bit noisy, big...

Hello All, I'm looking at purchasing a Wheelchair Access Vehicle and removing the wheelchair ramp. The original wheelchair conversion involved lowering the floor and the installation of the ramp. I believe that part of the bumper has been cut away for this installation. Has anyone dealt with...

...If not I was thinking perhaps one of those swivels for the front double seat swivel could be customised in some way to make it work. Or alternatively one of those swivels for wheelchair accessible seats that swivel out the drivers door perhaps could be used? Anybody done anything like this...

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I doubt it has had any more done than critical disability adaptions. It is designed to take a 100kg wheelchair but I haven't tried that yet. Only weight will be the taillight. Will see if a big chair helps. Thank you 🙏

Got the slide out finished today. Repurposed from a folding wheelchair ramp out to of a taxi. Fits 3 600x400 euro boxes and room at the back for chairs, table, sunshade and toilet tent also room for a pretty sizeable water container. Space under it holds all the thermal window blinds.

I have a question regarding dashboard buttons. I have aa VW T6.1 Multivan Highline adapted for wheelchair user, because I'm in wheelchair. I have 2 buttons that i need to add to the dashboard preferably. One is for the inverter used for wheelchair charger and the second button is for the...

Most of the conversions I’ve seen have 2 rows of single seats either side of the wheelchair access, which is down the middle. I guess if you keep the access clear down the middle and just use 1 row, you can get some sort of kitchen/cupboard arrangement down the other side. I think your biggest...

Thanks that was my thinking. I'll go and have a good look when I get chance. Advantage is that it's 10K or so less that similar vehicles, which allows a bit of self-warranty cash floating around too.

...down ramp (which I agree would necessitate a new floor) So I'd say that the process here is quite simple:- remove the lift, remove the wheelchair lashing points, refit a seat in the place of the wheelchair lashing points. Job done! Decent vehicle in my view. Don't be put off by the BiTurbo...

...have removed a single seat and put bench seat in middle row and have a single seat in the third row to be able to then fit our daughters wheelchair and lift but are now facing the issue of trying to reach the connection points to connect the wheelchair into the car ‍♀️ I can do it but just...

hello folks, I saw a 2017 wheelchair adapted vw Caravelle Executive, with v low mileage for sale. I am v tempted, because of the low mileage & comparatively low price. But, I don't need the wheel chair access or remote powered fold out ramp. I would like to know if buy this, would I be able to...

I have the C pillar with seatbelt aperture and a pair of grey rear panels from a shuttle. (SWB) You can have them if you collect from North London or Hertfordshire. PM me. Dominic

Clearance is the main worry for me, we tend to drive through a fair amount of rough tracks and uneven road surfaces, so my worry is getting beached as it sits lower than the rest of the van!

Hi Karen we do have a perfect solution for you , we also have an approved fitment centre Fairly close to you , We ship the parts to them you turn up and pay once you are happy . We might need you to take some measurements off the van for me , simple and straight...

...advice please. Currently looking for a t6 as a base vehicle for a camper conversion. One that I have looked at has a dropped rear floor and electric ramp for wheelchair access. Has anyone any experience of how much work is involved in restoring the rear floor etc to standard? Thanks in advance

Just had front and rear pads done today on our T6.1 at VW van centre Derby, £495. Thank god we didn’t have to pick up this bill as they are covered in the cost of our lease. Wheelchair user or not I would try and do them myself at that price if it was a van I owned :eek::eek:

I think all the wheelchair ramp fabrication is still there - they've just levelled off the floor so should be structurally sound - just not fit for purpose!