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Vehicle Description

**To anyone wanting to buy this van - Van available for pickup from May 14th.- Deposit will hold etc**

Incredible 1988 Chevy G20 350 Van with OD - Poor health caused by DWI driver hitting me head on forces sale of my last classic car.

Please read the entire description AND watch the video before asking questions.

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/D0u8VPs384g

Deposit will hold the van for up to 4 weeks etc!

Ready for spring camping trips / boogie van meets / Van life / boondocking?VIN: 1GBEG25K3J7143061

Background:

Late 2024 I was hit by a drunk driver who deliberately steered into me head on, at speed. Thankfully I survived, however recovery has been slow. My health has been improving, however my back is not so hot anymore which has lead me to sell off all of my classic cars.I purchased this van from a close friend who was also no longer able to work on this vehicle anymore and brought it back to what you see today. I have been very familiar with this van for over 15 years, and it has driven across the US a number of times. This has been extremely well maintained and has undergone a huge parts confetti cannon to bring her back to being road trip worthy again. There is a lot to list about this van, but the key things are that the motor, TBI injection, transmission, drive line and wheels and tires have also recently received a lot of love. This vehicle runs and drives very smoothly and is fairly quick considering its size.

I have put together a list of pros and cons for your consideration – I am no rush to sell this vehicle, and I also believe in being 100% transparent when it comes to selling a classic vehicle. I also had no intention of ever selling this, so there is some reluctance to let it go too cheap.

Pros: (HUUUUGE pack of receipts for work carried out over the last 20 years or more)

New Toyo Open Country All terrain tires ($1,600 installed) – refurbished wheels – Covered 2,000 miles since install.

700R4 Transmission with OD: Full service with lock up solenoid – drive shaft u-joints replaced which can be greased with a grease gun. This runs silky smooth and really puts the power down when you get on it.

Motor:

TBI Regulator (New regulator installed fixed the occasional surging issue it used to have) New coolant temperature sensor, new oil pressure sender, new EGR valve, New Map sensor, New IAC Valve, New ECU, New carter fuel pump and sender, new Bosch o2 sensor. Oil and filter replaced [All arts used were AC-Delco Professional where available] In the last few years it has had new yellow top Optima battery $300 and Alternator replaced.

Air conditioner: New AC pump with R134a (System was modernized, flushed and all O-rings replaced) Dose not leak and works perfectly! HOWEVER – not as cold as when it was R12. (This is normal)

Suspension: The front end was rebuilt a few years ago and all ball joints have the grease nipple – they have been greased. Drives and brakes in a straight line, does not wonder on the road.

Brakes:

All new pads front and back – brake system flushed.

Random new parts installed: [That I can remember] Vacuum canister, Electric window switch, tire cover, new rear tail light lenses, new wheel center caps [And I am sure I am forgetting a bunch of stuff]

Lights: LED lights with high beams are aimed correctly and make driving at night easy. Front KC fog lights work – All dash lights upgraded with warm white LED’s – all interior lights have been upgraded – It’s really made a huge difference inside, at night. Also uses a lot less energy from the battery if you’re not hooked up or running the engine. Leave them on all night and still start the van in the morning.

Spare parts: Every from spare fuel pumps, distributor, caps, bulbs, O2 sensor, IAC – spare wood trim parts from center consol – steering wheel puller and other random parts / tools etc.

Cons:

The weather stripping in the front doors could do with being replaced but still keeps water out.

Exterior paintwork is not the best but looks ok

If you don’t like the custom painted hood, I am including a spare hood

The roof was painted with black rubber coated paint by the previous owner – not because it leaks, but because the lacquer on the roof was peeling (I personally like the way it looks, but if you don’t, acetone will remove it.

1988 Chevy G20 Sport Van

Powertrain

  • Engine: 5.7L (350 cu in) Small Block V8, TBI
  • Transmission: 700R4 4-speed automatic w/ overdrive + lock-up torque converter
  • Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive (RWD)

Performance

  • Horsepower: ~210 hp
  • Torque: ~300 lb-ft
  • MPG Estimate: ~13–16 mpg

Chassis & Ride

  • Suspension:
    • Front: Independent coil spring
    • Rear: Leaf spring solid axle
  • Brakes:
    • Front: Power disc
    • Rear: Drum
  • Steering: Power recirculating ball

Body & Interior

  • Seating: 6-passenger layout (captain’s chairs + rear bench)
  • Interior Features:
    • Rear HVAC
    • Cruise Control (Currently disconnected)
    • Satellite Radio (aftermarket)
    • CB Radio (aftermarket)
  • Audio: Kenwood head unit with USB and AUX input.

Electronics

  • Cruise Control: Factory or dealer-installed option
  • CB Radio: hardwired w/ roof antenna
  • Satellite Radio: Ready for you to add your subscription to it

Other Notables

  • Fuel System: 33 gal tank capacity
  • Wheels/Tires: 15" 5x5 bolt pattern
  • GVWR: ~7,100 lbs
  • Towing: ~5,000–6,000 lbs (w/ 700R4 and correct gearing)

The van is available to pick it up from Menifee, California – Plenty of space if you wish to send a shipping company to pick it up.

Ownership and History:

  • Title:In my name, ready to transfer. (No back fees - registration tag current) Ready for the road!
  • History:Extensive service history and manuals. Thousands spent on it over the last few years.

Payment and Collection:

  • Payment:Cash - or direct deposit. Vehicle does not leave my drive without all outstanding balance paid.
  • Deposit:$500 non-refundable deposit required within 48 hours of committing to purchase. Payment via cash, Venmo, Cash App, or Zelle.
  • Collection:From Menifee, California.
  • Delivery:May be possible if gas and deposit paid etc.
  • Shipping – must send your own shipping company – PAYMENTS must be clear before the vehicle leaves my property. (Title will be FedExed in this scenario)

Disclaimer:

Once the vehicle leaves my possession, it’s entirely your responsibility. Ensure your shipping company includes insurance, as I am not liable for mishandling.

Please refer to the extensive photos provided. This is a genuine sale, Serious inquiries only.

Thank you for your interest - Matthew!~