This vehicle drives like a sedan, not a van. Also, the vehicle is much smaller in size compared to a van (easier to park too 🙂 which is always a bonus). A great-condition metallic silver 2011 Noah Welcab Sloper, driven only 41,500 km.
Features: Two Wheelchair spots configured.
One is behind the front passenger seat and next to another passenger seat.
The other is further back in the middle of the van.
There are also two fold-down passenger seats in the back.
They normally stay fixed away for wheelchair access, but can be lowered to give a configuration of wheelchair, driver and 4 passengers.
Retractable belts securely lock the wheelchair in place.
This is a Japanese Toyota factory-designed, engineered and installed hydraulic ramp and sloper.
Not an after-market install.
Accordingly, the fitment and quality are perfect, and the ramp operates effortlessly at the touch of a button.
When activated, the ramp lowers down, and the rear of the car also lowers hydraulically (hence the name Sloper) to create an optimal angle for the wheelchair to easily navigate up the reduced incline.
Originally imported from Japan by Integrity Motors (Brookvale), who configured it for Oz (including new console entertainment unit) and then bought by us in July 23.
Includes wireless Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth and reversing camera.
The 2 Litre 4 Cylinder engine runs on standard ULP.
If you live on the Central Coast, NSW, I will drive it to you so you can try the wheelchair access!
