Okay. So I veered off the Wheelchair Highway a little with the last post; I apologize. I won't try to explain myself other than to say I thought the info may lead to other things. That said, let's get back on track.
A few years back I found out about THE ELAINE ANNE LIFT while doing some web browsing. Seems like alot has happened since those days. The company began because of the lack of choice available to a disabled driver. Every day, they hear from people all over the world, who thought they would never be able to drive a truck again, work their farm or go off roading. KVB Manufacturing continues today in a dedicated effort to allow people to drive what they want, when they want, where they want.
KVB Manufacturing was incorporated in 1990 and has a manufacturing plant in Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada. They manufacture THE ELAINE ANNE LIFT, a patented wheelchair lift system designed for trucks and SUVs, and install them in professionally modified Chevrolet and GM vehicles.
The company has executed a number of Research and Development projects, with the assistance of National Research Council of Canada, related to the transportation needs of the disabled. Many of which have been brought to the production stage. They have also completed a number of Research and Development projects. The reputation of the company as a Research and Development Centre has been growing over the years. KVB Manufacturing currently modifies General Motors vehicles. They manufacture a quality product that gives the disabled a choice in what they can drive. And isn't that what we're all about here at WHEELCHAIR HIGHWAY?
