I am getting rid of our ( my ) Fiat Doblo 1.9 Multijet Diesel 2006 ( if that means anything to anyone . ) It has a ramp and a winch ( for heavy chairs or mobility scooters ) . It has been recently serviced , has a new clutch and is Mot'd until March 2017 . There are just over 100000 miles on the clock . It has a few foibles - when the engine is cold it smokes a bit if you put your foot down in second , but I have had it checked out and there isn't a problem and it sailed through the emissions test for the MOT and shutting the tailgate is a knack but easy to master!
I have put it up for sale for £1600 but if someone here has a need I would be happy with £1200 and as I know myself it can be expensive dealing with the needs of PSP so I would be happy for that to be paid in instalments over two years if that would help .
I would also be happy to deliver it to your home as long as you get me a train ticket home and drop me off at a station .If anyone is interested message me .
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Well I have bad days and worse days . Kate has had her 11year old stepson staying with her over from Spain which hasn't really allowed her to do what she needs to do , so it has been difficult for her and she really needs time for herself . Bur I guess we will both get there in the end .
George how lovely of you feel like saying I want it just to meet you, I hope you manage to find someone to buy it. George you and Kate are amazing people, even though we have never meet, I can feel it. Yvonne xxxx
I am interested but I need to speak to my mother who has psp as she would be funding it. It's really hard getting her into and out of a normal car and this may be the answer as things are only going to get harder.
Carrie -as you can see there has been another person interested but as you were the first to respond you have first option but I would be grateful if you could speak to your mother and let me know as soon as possible - Thanks
I live in Devon near Exeter. When my wife was in the earlier stages of PSP she progressively found getting in and out of cars more difficult . I changed car twice but realised the inevitable would happen so I bought the WAV before we needed it and at first she sat in the passenger seat but quite suddenly she lost all mobility and I was pleased that we had thought ahead and were prepared . You are absolutely right to think ahead as things do get harder and often with little warning .
I saw this yesterday and have thought about it all day, wishing I had seen it first, by the time I saw it Carrie had already replied. Then I thought I would say 'if that doesn't work out, please contact me'. Now I see you have already a second in line, however please think of me as 3rd in line ( or 2nd as Carrie has dropped out ). It would be for my sister and I to help our parents get out more easily, my Mum (PSP) is struggling with transferring more and more, then my dad (MS) ,who has been a wheelchair user for longer, is also struggling. So even if we had to do two repeat journeys, we will still be able to get them out and about.
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