2005 Gmc Savana High Top Conversion Van on 2040-cars
Forest Hills, New York, United States
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2005 GMC Savanna Conversion Van 72,061 Miles 7 Passenger 4 Leather Captains Chairs 3 Person fully reclineable rear bench (removable) Overall in really good condition, runs great, rides smooth. Some of the features include: AC Heated front seats Electric drivers seat Power mirrors Power locks and windows Cruise control Factory Tow Package (hitch and transmission setting) Entertainment system for rear passengers Inverter for 110v plug Overhead storage compartments ‘Limo’ lights on ceiling and sides Van was originally in Florida, so mild weather for most if
its life. There are some things not ‘perfect’ with the vehicle and
they are: Exterior: 1.
Front left running board split near drivers door 2.
Left rear bumper area is cracked (it is fixable) 3.
Minor scratches and nicks on some parts of the
van 4.
Rims on driver side have some salt damage Interior: 1.
Kenwood stereo and nav system just recently
decided it was on the fritz 2.
There are two older stereos in the center
console, one I have never used, the other was used as a DVD player – it too
seems to need some attention 3.
Drivers door – some discoloration on the faux
wood trim 4.
Rear bench forward and back motion, one side of
the electric turning system stopped working Located in New York City (Queens) Would ask $25,900 if all were 100% ready, but since there
minor imperfections, asking $24,500. |
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