2003 Sportsmobile GMC Savana 3500 Camper Van
Twin of Chevy Express Van
Voyager High Roof
I'm 6'3" and can stand up inside
RB33 Layout with Gaucho sofa bed
327K on Van
I bought from the original owner about 2 years ago. He lived in AZ and drove it several times a year to CO so miles are all highway
Engine had been replaced with a new GM 6.0 Crate Motor by previous owner
2WD but has G80 Limited slip differential option for added traction
Newer Load range E tires
Cruise
Tow/Haul mode
AC works
I can get 14mpg on Highway around 70mph
Shifts, steers, accelerates, passes, and turns like a van with 80K
The Sportsmobile Build
Counter and Sink with 10 gallon Fresh water tank and greywater holding tank
Newer 12v deep cycle house battery, inverter for plug in electrics plus 110v external hook up
Tons of storage above cab plus closet plus pantry
More room in rear, I can fit 2 large mtn bikes with front wheels off (fronts easily fit too)
Refrigerator works great, will make ice if you turn it all the way up.
Fiamma 45 Awning
Passenger seat swivels 360
New speakers and Bluetooth/Aux/HD radio
Screens, blinds and original privacy curtains for stealth camping in great shape
Fantastic fan
The New
Excellent tires
Newer Brakes
Newer Front End and Steering Bushings - drives awesome!
Towing
Heavy Duty One ton can pull about anything although I haven't needed to.
Tow package with 2in Class III receiver hitch
The Bad
Some paint flaking
Had a leak in one of the upper windows but should be easy to reseal.
AC unit in rear inoperable (unit designed to work when plugged in to shore power)
I considered removing as it's not necessary but it's connected to Van AC and didn't want to disturb.
I'd drive this cross-country tomorrow.
Yes the Van has miles and is not perfect but its ready to go camping and if you find a better equipped, driving and priced van I'd suggest you buy it. 😬
Pics here https://boise.craigslist.org/cto/6150212123.html
Twin of Chevy Express Van
Voyager High Roof
I'm 6'3" and can stand up inside
RB33 Layout with Gaucho sofa bed
327K on Van
I bought from the original owner about 2 years ago. He lived in AZ and drove it several times a year to CO so miles are all highway
Engine had been replaced with a new GM 6.0 Crate Motor by previous owner
2WD but has G80 Limited slip differential option for added traction
Newer Load range E tires
Cruise
Tow/Haul mode
AC works
I can get 14mpg on Highway around 70mph
Shifts, steers, accelerates, passes, and turns like a van with 80K
The Sportsmobile Build
Counter and Sink with 10 gallon Fresh water tank and greywater holding tank
Newer 12v deep cycle house battery, inverter for plug in electrics plus 110v external hook up
Tons of storage above cab plus closet plus pantry
More room in rear, I can fit 2 large mtn bikes with front wheels off (fronts easily fit too)
Refrigerator works great, will make ice if you turn it all the way up.
Fiamma 45 Awning
Passenger seat swivels 360
New speakers and Bluetooth/Aux/HD radio
Screens, blinds and original privacy curtains for stealth camping in great shape
Fantastic fan
The New
Excellent tires
Newer Brakes
Newer Front End and Steering Bushings - drives awesome!
Towing
Heavy Duty One ton can pull about anything although I haven't needed to.
Tow package with 2in Class III receiver hitch
The Bad
Some paint flaking
Had a leak in one of the upper windows but should be easy to reseal.
AC unit in rear inoperable (unit designed to work when plugged in to shore power)
I considered removing as it's not necessary but it's connected to Van AC and didn't want to disturb.
I'd drive this cross-country tomorrow.
Yes the Van has miles and is not perfect but its ready to go camping and if you find a better equipped, driving and priced van I'd suggest you buy it. 😬
Pics here https://boise.craigslist.org/cto/6150212123.html
