2000 Gmc Savana 3500 Base Extended Passenger Van 3-door 7.4l 4x4 on 2040-cars
Cortez, Colorado, United States
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you are looking at a 2000 GMC 3500 savanna 1 ton van with 4x4. if you are looking for a 4x4 van with a gas engine you have found it. it has the 7.4 454 motor which is a stump puller. tons of power and torque tows awesome and still gets 14 to 16 mpg highway. I've pulled our 22 foot tandem axle trailer with 8 full size quads as fast as I wanted to. I am the second owner. van has been meticulously maintained since new and we have the receipts prove it. four wheel drive conversion was done by advanced four wheel drive systems of SLC Utah when the van was new. cost was $10,000 !!! for the conversion alone. the 4x4 works great. the van currently has 99,835 original miles. we drive it once in a while so miles will increase some. when van was brand new the owner had new carpet put on top of the already new carpet to protect it. it is still clean and looks new. that's right folks the original carpet has still never the light of day!!! but it doesn't stop there. all the seats were removed when new and a custom full size bed frame was installed and comes with the van, but I don't have the mattress as the original owner kept it because it was a memory foam. I recently put three of the four bench seats back in the van they are new seats no stains rips or blemishes of any kind and the fourth row has never been used. out side condition is like new as well no dents dings and paint looks great. all glass is in perfect condition as well. also has a nice dash mat that has been on since new. tires are cooper discoverer at3 and only have 8k miles on them. I'm probably forgetting some stuff but that's about it. it would be hard to find a van this year and in this condition so don't let this one slip away!! this is a no reserve auction after the starting bid is met. NO BUY IT NOW and I will not end the auction early. bid with confidence I am an honest seller check my feedback. delivery of vehicle may be an option depending on where it goes and if an agreement is made otherwise van is sold as is where is. thanks for looking and reading my long ad. any questions call Kent (970) 739-6664
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