2002 Chevrolet Express

Standard Passenger Van

350 - 5.7 ltr

Automatic

1GAHG39R221199916

Clear

Flex Fuel Vehicle

I have for sale a (RUST FREE) 2002 Chevy Express 15 passenger van. It is a 3500 series (1 ton) with a 5.7 ltr (350) engine. It has a black exterior with gray interior. There are no rips on the interior seats, carpet, or headliner. The dash in in great condition with no cracks. It is a dual fuel vehicle as you can utilize either gasoline or natural gas (not propane) for fuel. It is in great shape for a 2002 vehicle, but please note that it has several small dings - all from the fine US Government ownership. A long (about a foot) scratch appears near the back of the drivers side and is compliments of the mail box (not the wife - HA!). We bought this vehicle in 2010 to transport our family of eight, we bought it from our local Chevy dealer who had bought several Government vehicles(this particular vehicle spent its life on a military base ). We have thoroughly enjoyed the van and would feel confident taking it on any long trip. The only reason it is being placed up for sale is that we've purchased a new 2015 Since owning the vehicle, I've changed the oil every 3,000 miles and I've replaced the following (because I chose to - not because they were "needed"): Radiator (and all hoses), belt cap, rotor, wires, plugs and several sensors (such as crank position, engine temperature, etc...). The rear drums, front rotors (& shoes), and pads have also been replaced. The tires are fairly new (with only 7000 miles on them). I have all receipts to back work/parts mentioned. The van does NOT smoke or leak any fluids. It is emission exempt in GA because of it's weight - not sure in your state, Oh yeah - there is a glitch in the thirteen year old tape cassette player, but the radio plays just fine. I've adjusted the price by 200.00 so as to off set the cost of a new radio. Just FYI - this van is for sale locally, so I reserve the right to remove this ad at any time. Please contact me with any questions you might have. since our ownership it has never been smoked in,prior to that I can't say. OK after reading other descriptions of used vans on here I wanted to try and explain or put your minds at ease about one thing,or something that doesen't make sense. here we go, as stated earlier this van was a U.S. Government van so I can only assume that is why the vehicle history report states there is only one owner, ie meaning us. I was not aware that a government owned vehicle was treated just like a car dealerships owning of a car - meaning that say when you trade a car in they get the title when they pay it off,BUT they NEVER show up on the list of owners YOU do because you are the next buyer and so you show up and so on & so on. I hope this helps. Also 8 other pics have been added if you want other pics of something more specific I will be happy to provid them to you. I realise You cant' see it so my pics are your eyes and so therefore I will try to show you the best I can what is there. In the pic of the driver door are small dings (previous owner) can't figure out how or why but oh well. In the pic with the 12" scratch well I know Who did that but we will say the Mail box did it, The pic with the penny shows whatever it shows, I put that in for those people that know the old saying about lincolns head and the depth of tread or however it goes.