2002 Chevy Chevrolet Express High-top Luxury Conversion Van-78k-gorgeous! on 2040-cars
Arlington, Virginia, United States
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Here is a GORGEOUS, 2002 Chevy Express Luxury High Top Conversion Van! It has been driven gently and the odometer reads just over 78,000 miles. It has a V8 engine, and the car has never given us any trouble in any way. However, when we decided to sell, we took it to Koons Chevrolet and had them do a diagnostic, and then do absolutely every thing under the hood to bring it to perfect condition. It even has BRAND NEW TIRES, installed on August 7th!! The pleated shades on the back windows are in need of repair, and this is the ONLY thing that we know of that is not in perfect working order on this car. Huge luggage capacity....you won't believe how much cargo space this car has!! You will need to look far and wide to find a gem like this one!! Here are some of the many features of this luxury van:
---Brand New Tires, installed 8/7/13 (van is pictured with the old tires...) ---Leather Seats for 7 passengers ---4 "captain chairs" and 1 bench seat ---Seat warmer ---Electric seat controls ---Color TV ---Radio/CD player in front with speakers throughout ---Second stereo system for rear ---DVD Player ---Headphones and jacks for stereo systems and TV--kids can watch tv and adults in front can travel in silence or with front radio/sterio! ---High top (most people can stand up!) ---Standard Electrical Outlet ---Powerful AC and heat ---Accent lighting at two levels ---Multiple storage compartments for tapes, CD's, DVD's, etc. ---Reclining Seats ---Tinted Windows ---Pleated Shades for Windows (rear ones need repair) ---Back Folds into Large, Comfortable bed ---Clothes rod for hanging clothes in rear ---HUGE luggage/carrying capacity behind rear seat |
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