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This van is like a time capsule, it is fun and comfortable to drive. We have used this van for numerous trips, it has always performed well. The interior and exterior of his van have been taken care of professionally by a local detail shop, the mechanical needs of this van have been addressed by another local shop as well. It has always has top notch service. There are probably not many if any of these vans that are in this condition left around, here is your chance to get one of the last. We have the temp tag from 1983 useless but interesting to look at, all owners manuals come with it as well.

Van has 64,440 miles. The 302 V8 starts easily and runs smoothly and quietly, you can not tell if it is running when sitting inside. The transmission is an AOD, it shifts through the gears flawlessly. The air conditioning is cold, the R134 conversion was done a few years ago. The tires have less than 2,000 miles on them. All interior and exterior lights operate as designed. The interior is immaculate, there are no rips, tears, or stains. Non smoking owners - never smoked in. There is not even any visible wear on the seats. It has cruise control and tilt steering. The base color of the van is silver, the stripes are black and charcoal, all are painted there are no decals/stickers on this van. The fiberglass running boards and fender flares are one piece front to back and are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or discoloration. The undercarriage has no rust and is clean and dry, no leaks from engine, transmission, or anything else.

We would be happy to answer any questions about the van through Ebay or over the phone, 303-594-0670.

A $500.00 deposit is required to be paid within 24 hours of auction close. Full payment must be received within 7 days of auction close. We will not make any shipping arrangements, we will however be available for a shipper of the winning bidders choice to receive the van.

Please bid to own it, if you have 0 feedback call before bidding. Good luck and happy bidding!

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