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1998 Chevrolet Astro Base Extended Cargo Van 3-door 4.3l on 2040-cars

Year:1998 Mileage:144719
Location:

United States

United States


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98 Chevy Astro Explorer limited SE conversion van Hi-Top

Top of the line conversion van by Explorer
Runs 100% Great
Looks good
New catalytic converter
Captain chairs, TV, VCR, CD changer
Middle two seats are Captain chairs
Back seat can be a seat or bed
7 Passenger
Front and rear AC/ HEAT
Tow hitch
Limo Lighting
Cup holders to keep your drink cold or hot
143,000 Miles
V6 Vortec
Not bad on gas
Get in and drive any place with this van
The van is 16 years old, Except some scratches and dings, But not bad at all.

Needs a window motor for driver side It works but goes up and down slow
Has a dent in rear of van, See pic
Front seats are ripped, Put a pair of seat covers on. NP
Needs a good cleaning and wax

I just put on 5219 Miles on a month trip to Florida, No Problems whatsoever
No leaks of any kind.


You see these Astro vans with 300, 500 hundred thousand miles still on the road

If you would like to come see and drive this van Email me.
This van is located in Easton Pennsylvania 18045

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Peter Max staring down $1M lawsuit over Corvette collection sale

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