1990 Chevy Van Mark Iii (46000 Miles) on 2040-cars
Lansing, Michigan, United States
Engine:5.7 LITER
For Sale By:Private Seller
Vehicle Title:Clear
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Model: G20 Van
Mileage: 46,469
Year: 1990
Trim: burgundy
Options: Cassette Player
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
This Chevy van is our baby! It is a 8 cylinder chevy 5.7 liter Mark III. My father purchased this brand new in 1990 and has treated it like his baby. The Chevy Van has 46000 miles on it and it is all highway miles. We only drove this van for vacations. I have replaced the ac condenser, muffler, air filter, and serpentine belt. It drives fantastic. The tires are nailguard tires and very brand new. The only damage is a slightly bent wheel well when a tire blew out 15 years ago. The bottom of the van has a Ziebart rust prevention coat my father put on years ago and that has kept it in great shape. This is a great find and will make a family or tailgater, or lover of chevy's very happy. In two years it will be a classic!! It has a cooler built in and the backseat becomes a bed.
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