2002 Chevrolet Express conversion campervan

Seller's Description

- 110K original miles - No mechanical issues, ready to enjoy life - Title in hand, clean title - New brakes - suspension lift for larger clearance - new model transmission oil pan with drain plug - AC works - recently changed spark plugs, wires and distributor cap ------------------------------- - 200W solar panel - new additional battery - 110V inverter - MPPT solar charge controller - refrigerator - diesel heater with remote control - LED lights inside - 21gal water tank - 12V self-priming water pump - external shower - water heater (hot showers, yeah!) - USB and 12V sockets all over - sleeping platform converts into sofa - comes with either three seats or two seats and additional cabinet - recently installed new seats from the luxury 'cobra limited' version. Leather in great condition. - lots of storage space everywhere - sliding, movable cabinet by the door with two burner stove. - attachment for outside table - and many more. This is the van I use to travel with my kids and sometimes as a daily driver. It costs way less than an 'empty' cargo Transit or Promaster but gives you the same outdoor fun and it's already converted. An additional plus are the seats that make you feel like sitting in a sofa at home and not on a chair. I drive (almost every day) vans like the Mercedes Sprinter, Ram Promaster or Ford Transit and they all make you sit like on a chair or stool. Nothing beats the comfort of those RV seats during long drives. Zero rust, this is a West Coast van. The clear coat fades on the roof and hood but this can be recoated with a clear spray or simply left as it is. The sides have these larger stickers but they can be removed. A small problem might be a crack in the windshield from a rock hitting it. But that was 2 years ago and it is out of view during driving anyway.

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