2000 Gmc Savana Conversion Van (explorer Conversion) on 2040-cars
Rockwood, Tennessee, United States
This is a 2000 GMC SAVANA CONVERSION VAN. ( explorer conversion) It is in what I consider superb shape, the tires are approximately 2 years old with roughly 5,000 miles. Exterior is dark blue with earth tone stripes and molded fiberglass full length running boards. The interior is absolutely beautiful with power everything and 4 captains chairs including a power sofa that converts to a bed by the touch of a button. It has awesome lights throughout mounted in beautiful wood, everything works perfect including the a/c that also has a rear control. It is stamped with an RVIA seal, which actually classifies it as a class-b motor home, the unit listed for $48,000.00 in 2000 and new ones are upwards of $65,000.00. Also it has the v-8 instead of the standard v-6, I have seen several of these same year in worse shape, more miles and the v-6 priced higher. If you need more info please call me on my cell @ 865-250-6302, my name is Darren thank you for looking at my add, also no calls after 10:00 pm est, no brokers or dealers allowed to call. Thank you.
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