Access & Mobility Products
| 302 Virginia Avenue Huntington, WV 25701 (800)933-4364 or (304)522-6808 |
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| Our Financing connection will shop for the best loan available for your credit situation. You must first contact us by phone, e-mail, or in person to choose the chassis and conversion package that you are interested in. We can finance new or used vans. Remember, we can only convert used Dodge/Chrysler minivans, model year 2001 or later and with less than 50,000 miles. If you already own a qualifying Dodge/Chrysler minivan, we can refinance your current loan and roll in the conversion cost. With your van picked out, and your application filled out, we can give you a decision within one business day. |
| If applying jointly, you will need to download the individual application & the CoApplicant application below |
Purchasing a modified vehicle can be very
expensive. There is no cure all to finding funding
for these purchases. Below are a few options to
research:
State Agencies – Every state has a Vocational
Rehabilitation Program. These are state funded
programs that assist disabled individuals to get
back into or remain in the work place. In some
cases they provide funding for vehicle
modifications. Check with your local program for
qualifications.
Veterans Administration – The Veterans
Administration funds adaptive equipment for
qualifying veterans. Inquire at http://www.va.
gov/about_va/ or contact your local VA prosthetics
department.
Charitable Organizations/Churches – The options
here are extensive. If you belong to any such
groups, be sure and inquire about possible
funding.
Mobility Rebate Programs – Most vehicle
manufacturers (Ford, GM Toyota, etc.) provide
rebates to purchasers of new vehicles that require
modifications for disabilities. Before you purchase
a new vehicle for modifications, inquire with the
dealer about applicable rebates.
Info from NMEDA's Website - www.nmeda.org
