This 2011 Toyota Vellfire Welcab Sloper wheelchair disability vehicle with only 44,000 kms was inspected for a client at USS Nagoya auction on 15 July 2016.
It was in very clean original and factory standard condition, grade 4.5 B. Non-smoker car. In addition to the factory power wheelchair ramp with remote control, other options included cruise control, factory HD navigation, reversing camera, dual powerslide doors, factory 18″ alloys, front and rear parking sonar. Beige interior with black seat covers fitted.
Right front fender was noted with XX indicating replacement but it had not been replaced (just painted). Couple of minor pin dents on the left rear sliding door towards the bottom rear edge of the door. Some dirt in the rear as pictured, due to use of the wheelchair ramp.
Price withheld at client request.
Model information and specifications for the Toyota Alphard / Vellfire Welcab
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