PANDACABS T
axis direct can now supply a range of vehicles ( Vauxhall Vivaro, Renault Trafic, Ford Tourneo) that are purpose built and specifically designed for wheelchair contract work. Deluxe flip seats for extra passenger comfort and fully tracked seats that can be taken out of the vehicle or turned around provide flexibility for you and your customers. In long wheel base models accessibility for two wheelchairs can be catered for. This configuration of seats will also be acceptable for authorities that demand conference seating. Give us a ring with the specification you require and we will help you pick your next vehicle.
CHEVROLET CRUZE 2.0
DSI 4DOOR DIESEL INCLUDES METER AND HIRE SIGN AND LEATHERETTE SEAT COVERS
STANDARD FEATURES INCLUDE Air conditioning, Radio/CD player, power steering, alloy wheels, full size spare wheel, reversing sensors, electric windows front and rear, remote central locking, electronically adjustable and heated door mirrors.
Just £195 deposit
READY TO
WORK Disabled Access PANDACABS
Developed after consultation with local cab drivers “The cab designed by cab drivers for cab drivers”
Just £495 deposit
£99.99 per Week
3 DELUXE TRIPLE SEATS
Standard features of the Vauxhall Vivaro Panda Hackney Cab 2Litre TDi 115 Engine.
Wheelchair access via the passenger side, 8 passenger seats, 3 deluxe tip seats for extra comfort, solid one piece ramp, meter, hire sign, running board, air conditioning, front electric windows, remote central locking.
01792 468 134 NOVEMBER 2010 PHTM
With Wheelchair access via the passenger side, 2 litre TDi Engine, 6 speed gearbox, security partition, motion locking, Intercom, metre and hire sign plus fixed side step!
All vehicles ordered in
November come with a free meter, free hire sign and free delivery anywhere in the UK!
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TW200S HACKNEY CAB
Just £495 deposit
£116.25 per Week
£61.49 per Week inclusive of VAT & RFL
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