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The wheelchair passenger has a spacious, comfortable compartment with unobstructed views through side windows and a top windscreen, as well as personal contact with the driver and the other passengers. Access for the wheelchair is by a folding ramp through a rear door making use of the more common parking bays in carparks,side entry is often impossible due to lack of room. Safety is a major consideration in the conversion and the ramp is fabricated from steel tube sections and sheet steel and is particularly innovative in design with simplicity and strength being the main criteria. The restraints are the best available and well exceed the Australian Standards. The rear of the vehicle is built to protect the wheelchair passenger in the event of a rear end collision. Many people find the benefits of owning their own accessible vehicle liberates them from the constraints of waiting for taxis or relying on others for aisstance and improves their family lifestyle substantially. There are now many Flash Cabs on the road, being used as Taxis and for Private Use throughout Australia and are exported to New Zealand and Ireland and Hong Kong. In 1995 they were nominated for the BHP Steel Awards
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Harry Ullman,Wheelchair Accessible Taxi Service,Taxis Combined Services Pty Ltd,Sydney “The relationship between Taxis Combined Serices and Flashcab has been very beneficial to all parties concerned to the extent that there are now over 75 Flashcabs in our fleet.We have found the Flashcab modification to be of the highest standard.The availabliity of spares are readily obtained from a reliable and professional supplier.The vehicle is popular with the disabled community as it allows fully secure transport and is reliable in all respects.I have no hestitation in recommending the use of or purchase of a Flashcab vehicle to all organisations concerned with the wheelchair bound community”. Mr Bruce Corney,Queensland “The Flashcab made such an enormous difference to Margaret's life with the carer's being able to take her anywhere anytime. Of course the fullsize Falcon meant it was capable of making the occasional country trips we enjoyed with my parents with consummate ease”. |
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Loading and unloading Chairs or Scooters-Click here for a step by step explanation. |
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Vehicle details and prices: |
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Type : Ford BF XT Wagon (2008 Model) Specification as follows:
Conversion to Flash Cab wheelchair accessible vehicle including :
Plus on road costs . Vehicle to comply with Federal Standards. Total on road $70,890.00 inc gst Payment Terms: Deposit of $5000 is required on date of order.Balance of vehicle and conversion is required prior to vehicle leaving our factory.Prices may be subject to alteration without notice |
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For comfort and safety on Taxi journeys always specify that you wish to have a Flashcab--distinctly better than a van !! |
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Flashcab--Australia’s leading wheelchair accessible vehicle manufacturer |