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446
11
$10,000
Mileage: 132,438

I’m selling my van I purchased four years ago from a couple of engineers who took a permanent trip to Europe. Since then, it’s been used mostly for regular weekend trips and longer outings, most recently a 3-day trip to Capitol Reef in December. The van has been reliable and well cared for throughout ownership.
This is a fully-functional, straightforward camper setup with solar power, water, and a flexible interior layout. The bed converts into a couch, which has been especially useful when working remotely. The thing I would change about the van are the aesthetic issues in the stock door panels and center console (small holes or cracks that I purchased her with) although very few, remind me of the age. There’s a fold-away desk, a sink with water supply that feeds to a gray water tank, and a captain’s chair passenger seat. It’s been used as intended and is ready for its next owner. For the price, and the wear and tear being light and exclusively cosmetic, I think this van is a deal for the right person.
Vehicle Information
Year/Model: 1999 GMC Savana 1500
Engine: 5.7L V8 (Vortec small block) — a long-running, well-supported engine platform
Others who have test drove the van, comment on the unexpected power.
Mileage: ~132,500 miles
Title: Clean (no accidents)
Recent Maintenance & Mechanical
Timing cover gasket and oil pan gasket replaced (recent reseal work)
New battery
Fresh oil and coolant at 131,941 miles
Drum brakes replaced at 106,000 miles
Front brake pads and radiator replaced at 116,932 miles
Transmission fluid and filter serviced
Tires replaced recently
Interior & Build
Fully insulated rear (walls, ceiling, and subfloor) — helps with both winter warmth and summer heat
Rock wool insulation with vapor barrier (fire-resistant, moisture-tolerant insulation)
Removable insulated window panels for blackout and temperature control
68” × 48” futon-style bed conversion (easily switches between sleeping and living space)
Fold-away desk / work surface (24” × 22”) ×2 (useful for remote work, cooking prep, or gear organization)
Sink with gray-water setup
20L water can with sink adapter (easy to refill at grocery stores or campgrounds)
Storage system:
Built-in drawer
Stackable bins that fit under the bed in either futon position
MaxxFan roof vent for airflow and temperature control (key for keeping the interior comfortable in summer without running the engine or draining batteries)
Electrical & Power
Two separate 6V deep-cycle house batteries wired in 12V (designed for repeated discharge and recharge, unlike starter batteries) (3 batteries total)
200W Renogy solar system (2 × 100W panels — enough to comfortably power a laptop, phone charging, lights, and fan during normal use)
Tracer 4215BN charge controller (regulates solar input to protect batteries and improve charging efficiency)
25’ solar extension cable (allows you to park in the shade while placing panels in full sun — very useful in hot or exposed areas)
Exterior & Extras
Tow hitch installed (useful for bike racks, cargo carriers, or light towing)
Physical owner’s manual
Wiring diagrams (helpful for future troubleshooting or upgrades)
Receipts and manuals for most upgrades
Leftover build materials included
Exterior Cosmetic Notes
Small paint chips on the hood
A few small windshield chips
Light exterior scuffs and scratches consistent with age and use
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3 Days
446
11
$10,000
Mileage: 132,438

Estimate your monthly payment
Get a quick cash offer from a local dealer in minutes.
KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.


































I’m selling my van I purchased four years ago from a couple of engineers who took a permanent trip to Europe. Since then, it’s been used mostly for regular weekend trips and longer outings, most recently a 3-day trip to Capitol Reef in December. The van has been reliable and well cared for throughout ownership.
This is a fully-functional, straightforward camper setup with solar power, water, and a flexible interior layout. The bed converts into a couch, which has been especially useful when working remotely. The thing I would change about the van are the aesthetic issues in the stock door panels and center console (small holes or cracks that I purchased her with) although very few, remind me of the age. There’s a fold-away desk, a sink with water supply that feeds to a gray water tank, and a captain’s chair passenger seat. It’s been used as intended and is ready for its next owner. For the price, and the wear and tear being light and exclusively cosmetic, I think this van is a deal for the right person.
Vehicle Information
Year/Model: 1999 GMC Savana 1500
Engine: 5.7L V8 (Vortec small block) — a long-running, well-supported engine platform
Others who have test drove the van, comment on the unexpected power.
Mileage: ~132,500 miles
Title: Clean (no accidents)
Recent Maintenance & Mechanical
Timing cover gasket and oil pan gasket replaced (recent reseal work)
New battery
Fresh oil and coolant at 131,941 miles
Drum brakes replaced at 106,000 miles
Front brake pads and radiator replaced at 116,932 miles
Transmission fluid and filter serviced
Tires replaced recently
Interior & Build
Fully insulated rear (walls, ceiling, and subfloor) — helps with both winter warmth and summer heat
Rock wool insulation with vapor barrier (fire-resistant, moisture-tolerant insulation)
Removable insulated window panels for blackout and temperature control
68” × 48” futon-style bed conversion (easily switches between sleeping and living space)
Fold-away desk / work surface (24” × 22”) ×2 (useful for remote work, cooking prep, or gear organization)
Sink with gray-water setup
20L water can with sink adapter (easy to refill at grocery stores or campgrounds)
Storage system:
Built-in drawer
Stackable bins that fit under the bed in either futon position
MaxxFan roof vent for airflow and temperature control (key for keeping the interior comfortable in summer without running the engine or draining batteries)
Electrical & Power
Two separate 6V deep-cycle house batteries wired in 12V (designed for repeated discharge and recharge, unlike starter batteries) (3 batteries total)
200W Renogy solar system (2 × 100W panels — enough to comfortably power a laptop, phone charging, lights, and fan during normal use)
Tracer 4215BN charge controller (regulates solar input to protect batteries and improve charging efficiency)
25’ solar extension cable (allows you to park in the shade while placing panels in full sun — very useful in hot or exposed areas)
Exterior & Extras
Tow hitch installed (useful for bike racks, cargo carriers, or light towing)
Physical owner’s manual
Wiring diagrams (helpful for future troubleshooting or upgrades)
Receipts and manuals for most upgrades
Leftover build materials included
Exterior Cosmetic Notes
Small paint chips on the hood
A few small windshield chips
Light exterior scuffs and scratches consistent with age and use











