1999 Chevrolet Conversion Van 5.7l Low Mileage, No Reserve, Good Condition on 2040-cars
Charles Town, West Virginia, United States
1999 Chevy conversion van, Good cond. Low Mileage, I bought this Van 18 months ago to travel back and forth to Florida in I have made 5 trips Florida in it., But I don't need it anymore. I just got back the end of May from Disney World No problems at all. I am the second Owner I bought it from a Ford dealer in Mount Airy Md it was a trade in from the orig. owner. I have put about 15000 miles on it with no problems. The dealership put on new tires, a water pump, serp. belt, and tie rod ends. I have the paperwork for the work that was done.There are no leaks from engine or trans, the drivers arm rest is the only part of the interior that needs replacing the pad is good but the cover is bad, you could take one of from one of the rear captains chair if you wanted to and change them out.The outside has a couple of scratches, and the one small dent in the rear door, nothing major.carpeting has a few small stains as is to be expected with a vehicle of this age but not worn out, and it has all the floor mats, all the window day night shades are like new, the rest of interior is in very good shape, the rear sofa bed is electric to make it easier to put up and down. The only thing that doesn't work quite right is the fuel gauge it works fine until it gets below 1/4 of a tank and then gets erratic. A/c is good and cold has rear blowers and roof vents, has rear stereo and audio jacks with 2 sets of headphones so you can watch tv play games or listen to music without driving the front pass. crazy. It has power and heated mirrors,power drivers seat, p/w , p/s, alarm system cd player, and class #3 hitch and 7 pin trailer plug and electric brake module, Thanks for looking if you have any questions please email me and I'll get back to you as soon as possible. THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION FINAL BID WINS GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN BIDDING This is a relisting because the high bidder did not contact me after even after a week and many emails no response at all
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