2002 Chevrolet Express 3500

**Currently being held for someone

Meet Gary,

I never needed hook-ups and with the difficulty of making reservations in the post-covid boom, being able to stay away from campgrounds is super important! I’m selling it because I’m unable to use it this summer and will be going back to school. Everything worked great on my trip, and I’ll be sad to see Gary go.

I’m planning on lowering the price by 500$ every 3 days, Also have lots of neighborhood interest.

Bus specifications:

2002 Chevrolet Express 3500

5.7 L “Vortec” 5700 V8, 11mpg (in the rockies)

162,000 miles

Conversion features:

Double sized bed

Convertible table / Twin sized bed

300 watts of solar, 220 ah of Lead Acid Batteries, 1500 watt pure sine wave inverter

• No hookup needed
• 3 12v outlets, 2 usb outlets, one 120v outlet

Private composting toilet

Quality 12v led lights on dimmers

R-9 insulated flooring

R-9 to R-15 walls

R-5 Insulated ceiling

Large kitchen

Foot pump sink

Large 42 Gallon water tank

Alpicool CF35 12v portable fridge

Propane heater with thermostat

Carbon Monoxide Detector

Propane camp stove, basic cooking supplies included

Lifeproof flooring

Coat Rack

Plenty of storage

Blank slate for paint customizations

Blackout, insulated curtains

New Kumho Crugen HT51 all weather front tires

Firestone rear tires with several years of life

• * This bus has surprisingly good traction, with four tires in the back with weight directly overtop of them.

New wiper blades

Issues:

Small, non-serious leak of power steering fluid

Rear differential hums at certain rpm ranges, runs quietly at highway speeds, may need replacement / repair down the road. Common issues that can be lived with.

It has been looked over by the mechanic who sold it to me, the one who did the brakes and intake manifold, an engineer, and two farmers. All approved of it.

Remember the Express 3500 is a common, industrial vehicle. Has common parts, no issues should cause an accident or leave you stranded.

Previous Maintenance:

Brake lines redone

• The dash has an ABS warning light, mechanic forgot to reset light.

New intake manifold

Insurance:

I had no issues getting RV insurance with Allstate, meets Colorado retitling requirements.