2002 Chevrolet Express

Van Camper

5.7 VORTEC

Automatic

1GBFG15R721247102

Clear

Gasoline

Copy and paste this link to your browser to see a video my wife and I made to show the van: https://youtu.be/0WGCdEx_MWo '02 Chevrolet Express 1500 Explorer Conversion Limited Edition SESuper Arm Wheelchair Lift With Remote6 Way Electric Drivers Transfer SeatElectric Entry Doors With RemoteHand ControlsCompletely Set Up For Independant Wheelchair User5.7 Litre V8 106K Original MilesRuns and Drives Excellent High Top Gives Head Room Carpet is Excellent All Glass is all Excellent Never had an animal in it, absolutely no odors. The original new car window sticker comes with! Garaged By Original Owner Since New in Medford Oregon Engine, Transmission and underneath is clean/shiny. Doesn't look to have ever leaked anything. I believe it is 90 inches tall, my neighbor and his friend had to do some eye balling but I am pretty sure they got it right. Rear view mirror has compass and outside temperature. Box of odds and ends, extra remotes. Not only does it give you room to park your electric or manual wheelchair behind you while you drive, it also seats and has seat belts for four more passengers and the three in the back seat get big windows to look out and a sunroof! Or just leave the bed down handy to lay down. I am in a wheelchair and have been 31 years. From the beginning I always drove a car and loaded my folding wheelchair on the back seat. I have been dealing with pain issues and therapists advise me to try a van so I don't have to load and unload the wheelchair. I have lost weight helping my pain issues and really prefer driving a car and don't need a van. Although I had fun with it this summer, I really don't need it and have a car I love that I bought new so I am selling my van. When I was offered this van for sale from the widow of the paraplegic man that ordered and bought it new, I had to realize they don't come along this nice, I bought it. She told me that they always had two similar vans. One was a little older and was outfitted with a trailer hitch for towing their boat and she wouldn't let him put a trailer hitch on this one as it was the "family car" thus there is no trailer hitch and it has never towed anything. She showed me the numbers, all inclusive it was $53K new. I have the original new car window sticker. Manuals for equipment. Etc.When I first got it I had the transmission fluid and filter changed and the shop mechanic let me come out so I could see under it while it was up on the rack. I asked him if he thought it had just been steam pressure washed because it was so clean and he answered, "No, its just that clean!" The motor and underneath don't have any grease or oil anywhere! Since it was new, it was always garaged. This guy was really smart, he put one of those plastic desk chair base pads on the carpet and even though he loaded and unloaded himself in his wheelchair there so many times, the carpet was protected and kept nice. He also put one of those big ugly black dashboard covers covers in it and I was amazed when I saw how nice the dash looked under the protection of it. This guy was very into maintenance.Because it was garaged, it is still shinny. Because it was maintained, it is in great mechanical condition. It has rear air conditioning that brings equal heat and cool through out. The back seat can be made into a bed. The leather interior is pretty amazing and the custom work done by Explorer is very detailed right down to the blinds in all the windows in the back area. It has nice rear lighting, built in vacuum and an air station. Cruise control works great. Sun roof over the rear seat/bed. CD AM-FM with lots of speakers. Lighted cabinets around the top inside. Mood lighting. The Super Arm Wheelchair Lift is awesome, the electric doors open with the remote and in the same remote the lift can swing out lifting you from any surface much quicker than using the platform style lift. Then once up in you make a transfer onto the drivers seat and it will spin you around and allow you to position yourself to drive. Even the hand controls, it is all of the best quality handicap equipment. Once you attach the connecting device on your wheelchair, its a quick operation getting in and out and getting around!I have a clear title in hand. I am willing to help arrange shipping if you need it. I drove it 200 miles home over the Cascade Mountains when I bought it, plenty of power and drove great! Went to the tire shop and they checked the front end, he said it is very tight. He mentioned the tires were safe and should be worn down a little more before replacing. I would guess another 20K? The brakes, he said looked new. The van is in amazing overall condition BUT there is a small warn spot on a little wooden door and in the leather on the wall behind the drivers seat where he backed into it with his wheelchair to transfer into the drivers seat. Very minor and visible in the photos. There are a few very small dings and scrapes, overall very clean. Everywhere I go people comment how nice it is. It has been my daily driver through out the summer and I am completely confident who ever buys it will feel fortunate to have found it. As a paraplegic it worked out great for me but I knew going into this that I would either have to sell my car to keep this and I am still capable of using the car and want to. If you need a wheelchair van completely set up for an independent wheelchair user, this one is for you. First $24K. or best offer. Thank you! Randy https://youtu.be/0WGCdEx_MWo copy and paste the link to your browser to see a video my wife and I made to show you the van!