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1985 Four Wheel Drive 4x4 Chevy Sportvan By Lrp Like Quigley Off Road 5.7 V8 on 2040-cars

Year:1985 Mileage:91453
Location:

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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You are bidding on my 1985 Chevrolet Sportsvan 4x4 conversion by LRP customs in Elkhorn WI. It has heavy duty 8 lug 3/4 ton axles,locking hubs up front 373 posi out back, 5.7 TP V8 with a Th400 automatic transmissions , np209 transfer case selects the 2 and 4 wheel drive modes.Hard to find HD 4x4 van , not a backyard hack job.a good solid heavy duty van.I used it to haul my quad in and camp out of .its fun to drive, has lots of power and sounds great

Bad:
Rust thru on sliding door (common spot due to leakey window seal
window seals are in poor shape
random volt dash warning light (can't track it down, alternator tested good, battery is good and holds charge)
could use front springs resprung or replaced
will eventually need front shaft ujoints $29.00 each(clunk in reverse)
various dents and dings and general lack of paint
loose drivers mirror new seat covers are covering factory seats in poor condition
no stereo radio 
roof has light surface rust more like dust, no structure prob no holes or cuts either

great

fresh oil change
transmission flush/fluid
belts
shocks
tires
gas&radiator cap
16" american racing rims
runs drives shifts and stops great
true dual exhaust 
solid rust free Heavy Duty 4x4 Chevrolet Van
doesn't drip anything on the driveway
working rear heater
can provide video of it running driving starting ext
 this is a good core for someone wanting a one of a kind American custom or a good base for someone that needs a hunting camping machine that has a good 4x4 setup that won't cost an arm and a leg.
this van always starts right up and never hesitates falls overheats,misses shift nothing, it big and bad. I wish I could keep it but I need to thin the herd out a little more........Its America after all 

Only bid if you got the dough, no new users, must have feedback and at least 6 months history, bid with confidence , All my buyers are always satisfied .
Also I am not responsible for shipping arrangements , buyer must work out pickup details . I can safely store vehicle for 30 days at no cost . if you choose to fly in and drive the van home that your decision and responsibility. Thanks for bidding  

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