On the lot & timelines
Almost every accessible vehicle in this country is ordered, built and waited on. Here is what isn’t — and honest timelines for everything that is.
Timelines
A full custom build takes months. Sometimes a situation moves faster than that — a new diagnosis, a discharge date, a vehicle that finally gave out. These are the shorter paths, in order of how quickly they get you moving.
A converted Sprinter physically on the lot at all times — the only thing here with no wait attached to it. Currently a 2024 Sprinter 144" high roof with a BraunAbility Century rear-door lift, new with 130 miles on it.
It's also the vehicle we use for fittings, so come roll onto it before you decide anything.
Three models — details above.
Three Vantage Mobility conversions, including the only all-wheel-drive wheelchair van built. Configured to your requirements — ask what's on the lot today before you assume you have to wait.
If you already own a Sprinter, Transit or ProMaster, this is usually the quickest and cheapest route by a wide margin — we fit a certified lift and securement system into it. Measured in weeks, not months.
Full-size vans only. A lift needs the door height, floor structure and payload that a minivan or SUV doesn't have — if that's what you're driving, a VMI conversion or a transfer seat is the better answer.
Working against a date?
A discharge date or a vehicle that has already failed changes which of these routes makes sense. Tell us early and we’ll be straight with you about what we can meet.