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1995 Chevrolet G30 Ambulance Conversion Van on 2040-cars

US $2,500.00
Year:1995 Mileage:164000 Color: body rust
Location:

Candia, New Hampshire, United States

Candia, New Hampshire, United States
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Pros: 
-Diesel engine (great for the mpg)
-164k miles (diesel engines can go up to 300k if cared for).  First 150K were in service as an ambulance.
-Tires are in great shape and have plenty of life left in them (no spare included however)
-Hooked up electrical (second battery for 12v appliances) to power your refrigerator, tv, adventure gear, etc. With a second battery.
-Idle control (reserves power when idling, something only most ambulances have)
-Storage galore: to help you keep things tidy, hide bodies, it's not my business what you do with your storage.. 
-Carfax report is clean, because it was an ambulance up until 2010 and serviced regularly
-Frame isn't rusted.  Since it's an ambulance, it was most likely garaged the first 15 years of its life
-Fully insulated with ambulance grade fire, mold, and mildew proof insulation
-Rear A/C to keep your sleeping quarters cool in the summer
-Super bright interior ambulance lighting. Perform your own post fishing/hunting autopsies (aka: cleaning and gutting) ...they also have a dimmer setting if you want to set the mood.. 
-The outside floodlights not only work, they can be turned on for each side of the van individually - great for camping
-Nasty vinyl flooring has already been pulled up for you so you can not only see that the subfloor is excellent, but you can also customize the floor to your liking. We were thinking easy to clean vinyl tile, but you can put in marble floors if you'd like. It's an ambulance--so it was built to carry heavy loads. 
-Wired up for speakers



Cons: 
-Needs some work such as.. 
brakes: we bought them already and could throw them in the package too. 
rust: exterior body rust, minor stuff. We started repairing it but have run out of time. Again-- we could throw in the repair kits we got if you're willing to pay the price.
Directionals are out
door rust: Already bought new doors with hinged windows that will be included but need to be installed


We are selling as we have run out of time to finish converting it for our XC move in August.  Would love to see someone else make our dreams for its 2nd life a reality!

Vehicle is located in Candia New Hampshire

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