2001 Gmc Savana 2500 Slt Extended Passenger Van 3-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
San Clemente, California, United States
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This is a wonderful van that we bought from a very good friend for what turned out to be my mom's final weeks of life. Our friend fully restored the handicapped van prior to selling it to us in December. New tires, brakes, and interior upholstery. He also have the transmission serviced and a full inspection. It is a very nice, clean vehicle. No problems that that I am aware of. It has a fully automatic wheel chair lift. It also has a nice chair in the back next to where the wheelchair rider would sit. We wish we could continue to use, but unfortunately no longer have a need for it. I have not sold a car on eBay before, so we will have to talk about how to deliver the vehicle and how payment should be made. Also, the vehicle says its an SL - but for some reason, it is showing on this listing as SLT. I do not know what the "T" would be for - it may be because I said it was "extended" - maybe it is not extended - you should be able to tell by the pictures if you know the difference - it seems very long to me though. Also, we paid $10,000 for this vehicle in December 2013.
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