1984 Dodge Adventure Van 4x4 Extended Body Camper Van on 2040-cars
Boise, Idaho, United States
Fresh back from Vegas, SLC, Moab, Telluride and Carbondale, Colorado!
This is a 1984 Dodge Van with extended body 4x4 van - V8 engine that
always starts, runs smooth and drives great! Originally a CA vehicle, so
it's a clean runner. It has a lift, 4x4 drive train and a high top as
you can see in the photos. It's reliable, tight and mechanically sound.
Engine rebuilt around 90K, so it's fresh and solid. It's a great
opportunity to create your own / finish this home build or have someone
add in the rest for you. We've camped in it, driven it around town and
all over the Western US and had a lot of fun. We've owned it for a few years and hate to see her go. Reliable and fun traveling all over OR, CA, ID, CO, UT and more. A
great camper, mobile hunting cabin, home-built Sportsmobile-type rig,
surf van, Baja traveler or whatever you want to do! Just won runner up in Van Life competition in CO.
Details: + Miles: 118, 223 on body. Regular maintenance done and full engine rebuild done at 90k or close to it. + Just had full coolant service, multi point inspection, oil / filter change + New front brakes / tuned rotors + Fresh coolant / radiator inspection + Multi-point inspection passed with flying colors + Newly repacked bearings / replaced seals + Dana transmission + New rotary fuel pump at 109K miles - done at Larry H Miller Dodge in Boise (all work done there since living in Boise) + New Big O Tires 285/75R16 tires at 111,209 miles (brand new shoes!) ($900) + Brand new custom memory foam cushions in back -- leatherette for easy cleaning and comfort ($600) -- never slept on, but super comfortable + Brand new high-end leatherette covered folding sofa bed (best foam we could find) ($650) - bins fit great underneath for storage and sofa folds with them underneath + Extended body vehicle + 2 sky vents on top + Front passenger chair swivels toward back + New neoprene seat covers + New Alpine Stereo & 6x9 Kenwood speakers purchased & installed at Best Buy in Boise 8/13 ($500) + All oak interior floors and walls and table + Oak kitchen with stainless steel bowl + Hand pump faucet with 5 gallon water container + 4x4 van will go ANYWHERE - it runs like a tractor in 4 low. + Awning attached for shade over the side slide door + Tinted windows (fresh UV resistant curtain) + MPG is 13+ give or take no matter what. It has a 30-gallon tank, so it's easy to get about 300-330 miles to the tank...but I never pushed it past 310. + Reflectix insulation installed throughout (side walls and doors double insulated with Owens Corning EcoTouch insulation as well) for superior warmth - think about parking for the weekend to ski at Brundage, Targhee, Tahoe, Baker... + Steel roll bar can easily have cabinets mounted / storage added, etc. + Tyvek lined throughout for moisture management + Anti-rust sprayed floor pre-floor install + Foam pad below oak floor for quiet and insulation + No expense spared on quality of interior materials + Sprayed metallic silver dog house engine cover + New carpet in captain's area installed 6/13 + Set up for 2nd battery option to run your own solar set up or on-board system + 2 hatches in rear floor - 1 is for the 2nd battery and wired as such + Back benches fold up for storage + Table unscrews and turns into a bed - sleeps 4! + Surge protector installed for shore power option + Drives well and is comfortable on the highway + Ladder for top access + 2" hitch in rear for trailer, rack, towing a boat... Other things to note in general: - This is a project or finished, it's up to you - the interior isn't "finished" but we built it to our needs / wants. Mechanically, this is a solid vehicle, but you can make it your own on the inside. The hard work is done (rust mitigation, insulation, some interior build out) but from above the line of the van / high top, it's insulated, but not finished. We left it this way to put surfboards / paddleboards inside the van for safety - comes with spare tire - no back bumper - custom front bumper is ready for a wench - has a/c but it's currently disconnected - heat / defrost works great! - always starts right up no matter what, but is a little slow to get warmed up when it's very cold out (below 10 degrees) - all glass in tact and sealed - new-ish paint - up to date service Comes with all receipts, jack, Hayes manual and a few other parts (extra seat belt, tail lights, filters, etc.) and is ready to roll. Also has blueprints for interior options. Title in hand for easy sale. Delivery is 100% buyer's responsibility - I will help arrange pick up. |
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