Not mine. Looks interesting.
http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/2382041?ad_cid=4
From the listing:
2002 lifted Chevy Astro camper van with poptop.
This van has been converted into an AWD camper van that will sleep 4 people. Runs strong and is very reliable. The conversion is around 90% complete. There are some odds and ends that need to be completed, but all the big hard to do stuff has been done. We purchased property that required a vehicle with more lift and a low range, so I bought a Land Rover, now this has to find a new home. This will take you places that most vans and campers will not be able to get into, it has been an awesome vehicle.----
Features:
Poptop-
4" lift-
Forced air furnace like in big RVs-
AC blows cold-
Heater works good-
12,000 pound winch-
Two burner stove-
Propane tank-
Small sink with electric pump faucet-
10 gallon water tank-
Auxiliary deep cycle marine battery-
Rear seat folds down into bed-
Exterior and interior poptop entry-
Roof top bed in the poptop sleeps 2, with room for a child's bed over the driver area-
235 75 15 snow rated AT tires-
Two spare tires-
Custom rear bumper with Class III hitch-
Tow package(transmission and add a leaf springs)-
Rear AC works good-
New rotors drums pads and shoes all the way around-
Ball joints were done in the last 10,000 miles-
Fuel pump was replaced ~15,000 miles ago-
New PVC liner for the poptop--------
Needs:
Cushions for roof bed-
Some interior trim pieces-
Leaks very little, but does need front CV seal replaced at the front differential($10 part, ~150 in labor)-
Minor odds and ends that are typical of the age and mileage-
We have kids, so its not spotless
http://www.ksl.com/auto/listing/2382041?ad_cid=4
From the listing:
2002 lifted Chevy Astro camper van with poptop.
This van has been converted into an AWD camper van that will sleep 4 people. Runs strong and is very reliable. The conversion is around 90% complete. There are some odds and ends that need to be completed, but all the big hard to do stuff has been done. We purchased property that required a vehicle with more lift and a low range, so I bought a Land Rover, now this has to find a new home. This will take you places that most vans and campers will not be able to get into, it has been an awesome vehicle.----
Features:
Poptop-
4" lift-
Forced air furnace like in big RVs-
AC blows cold-
Heater works good-
12,000 pound winch-
Two burner stove-
Propane tank-
Small sink with electric pump faucet-
10 gallon water tank-
Auxiliary deep cycle marine battery-
Rear seat folds down into bed-
Exterior and interior poptop entry-
Roof top bed in the poptop sleeps 2, with room for a child's bed over the driver area-
235 75 15 snow rated AT tires-
Two spare tires-
Custom rear bumper with Class III hitch-
Tow package(transmission and add a leaf springs)-
Rear AC works good-
New rotors drums pads and shoes all the way around-
Ball joints were done in the last 10,000 miles-
Fuel pump was replaced ~15,000 miles ago-
New PVC liner for the poptop--------
Needs:
Cushions for roof bed-
Some interior trim pieces-
Leaks very little, but does need front CV seal replaced at the front differential($10 part, ~150 in labor)-
Minor odds and ends that are typical of the age and mileage-
We have kids, so its not spotless
