1999 Chevrolet Express Hi Top Conversion Van 112k Mi Very Nice And Dependable on 2040-cars
Kansas City, Kansas, United States
I am selling my hi-top conversion van. It is a large Chevrolet Express van, with the Gladiator conversion package. Gladiator is top notch when it comes to conversion vans. These were very expensive when new, over $50,000. (and that's 1999 money!) Of course it is not new now, BUT, is still just as dependable! Very nice looking too. Never been wrecked or salvage. Clean Kansas title in my name. I have had it 2 years. I was very picky when I bought it, too. I am a stickler for making sure that everything is 100% mechanically perfect before I will travel in my conversion van. (I have many receipts, and regular oil change receipts too.) No warning lights on dash, no problems of any kind. It has new braking system (rotors and all). Air conditioning system gone through and serviced. Front end well maintained; perfect and aligned, straight as an arrow. NEW electronic computer brain! Recent new fuel filter. Transmission fluid professionally removed and replaced, and transmission professionally gone through, new filter, and inspected 100%. Exhaust perfect. Good tires, good spare. Orig tools for tire change in it's compartment. I leave NOTHING unattended. This old man won't chance being stranded on the road! You can drive this van coast to coast with zero problems. It has 112,600 actual miles. That's low miles for a conversion van. Body is nice, has a piece of trim missing over the rear passenger wheel. Overall nice appearance. See pics. The interior is nice, and has mood lighting and ac in back too. Stereo system front and back. Back seat lays down into a bed. VERY pleasant to travel in. Clean smelling inside, not all perfumed up with cover up smells. I have all the original floor mats. The tv and vcr is not functioning. I was told it's probably just a fuse, but since tube tv's and vcrs are obsolete now, I didn't mess with it. I recommend going to a car stereo shop and putting in a modern flat screen with DVD. Very inexpensive these days. This van is a treat to drive, and the head room in back is a plus. (Hi-Top) It has power windows, mirrors, keyless entry remote, quality factory security system, also. So many extras! Ready for vacation, or daily use. You will not be disappointed! NOW, before you go out and buy and old rattly van, check out this very tight, quiet, and smooth running van. Contact me with any and all questions BEFORE you bid. Bidder to pay $1000 deposit via Paypal upon auction end, and bring balance in cash when picking up in person. Thanks..... PS. *****You will see it has a very clean Auto Check Vehicle History Report. In the summary you will see that I owned it in Pleasant Hill, Mo, then moved to my present home in Kansas and re registered it in Kansas. Clean background, approved vehicle report.
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