Hi guys. I ordered my petrol van back in October and is nearly here. I'm disabled and am having it converted to allow me to drive it from my manual wheelchair so to say the least it's going to be unique, also I plan to take it one step further and get airride and nice wheels. As it's getting close to being ready ( at last) I wanted to take you through the transformation.
The vehicle was made to my spec about 3 months ago but a company called GM Coachworks have had it since then doing what they call a stage one conversion, which in large means lowering the floor for greater head room, fitting a retractable lift under the side of the van ( I will be taking this off at somepoint to allow me lower it to the ground and I'll use Ramps to get in the side) setting up removable front seats etc.
Iv just been down to gm Coachworks on the 25th Feb 2018 to get my fitting for stage 2 where I saw my lovely new vw for the first time. Stage 2 which is to do things like hand controls, lock down system for my wheelchair should take a few weeks And I'll have it home with me yay, it's gunna change my life being able to get out and about again. Here are a few picks so far and I'll keep you updated.
The vehicle was made to my spec about 3 months ago but a company called GM Coachworks have had it since then doing what they call a stage one conversion, which in large means lowering the floor for greater head room, fitting a retractable lift under the side of the van ( I will be taking this off at somepoint to allow me lower it to the ground and I'll use Ramps to get in the side) setting up removable front seats etc.
Iv just been down to gm Coachworks on the 25th Feb 2018 to get my fitting for stage 2 where I saw my lovely new vw for the first time. Stage 2 which is to do things like hand controls, lock down system for my wheelchair should take a few weeks And I'll have it home with me yay, it's gunna change my life being able to get out and about again. Here are a few picks so far and I'll keep you updated.