2008 Gmc Savana Se Explorer Conversion Van on 2040-cars
Corona, California, United States
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We are the original owners, this was a NON smoking vehicle and was purchased in Southern California and garaged here. This van was purchased to travel to and from Arizona. It was for vacation purpose not day to day traffic driving. This is why it has only 36k original miles. With kids growing and not traveling with us it was not being used as much thus the reason for selling it. This van is decked out, 2 flip down TV's for back row as well as a larger TV in the middle for everyone to view in addition a custom TV in the front dash. All TV's have access to watch Direct TV, DVD, Play Station. They all can be controlled separately also includes surround sound. Limo lights in the ceiling and sunroof. Middle TV is starting to go in and out, needs to be replaced. Also front right headlight area, the plastic part is cracked broken, very minor. Also the trim Brand New tires all the way around with less than 500 miles on them as well as a new battery. Great Van especially if you have a family, entertains the kids and adults while driving. Great condition other that the minor issues stated above. Vehicle must be picked up or we can deliver within 30 miles radius of Corona Area. |
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