1993 Chevrolet Chevy Van G20

1993 Chevrolet Van 20 Rockwood Conversion The concept of van life, which has become a mainstream lifestyle choice for many today, has its roots deeply embedded in a countercultural movement. It's a journey that spans several decades, evolving from a symbol of rebellion to a widely embraced way of life. Van life's journey from counterculture to mainstream highlights a shift in societal values towards greater freedom, flexibility, and a desire to reconnect with the world in a more meaningful way. It's a movement that continues to inspire and evolve, offering a unique blend of adventure and simplicity. Boho.life.com For consignment, a 1993 Chevrolet Van 20 Rockwood conversion with a title verified 112,003 actual miles. While this is not configured like a camper, it does feel like a comfortable living room on wheels which will turn normal commutes into magic carpet rides for passengers, front and rear.  Exterior Stripes and graphics were a big deal in the early 90's and this one hasn't lost its period charm, decked out with Beige Metallic and Radisson Red Metallic paint in stripes, lines, and bold graphic shapes. The red roof has a luggage rack and the spare mounted on the back has a matching cover next to the ladder connected to the rear barn door. Windows differentiate this from a regular van with many, large, camper style windows including those built into the side and rear doors, and they're all tinted. A black grille and dual headlights front the van and we note the hood has some peeling clear coat. The 15-inch wheels carry 225/75R15 tires with a mid 2023 date code and Rockwood is expressed on the rear side panels. Condition wise, we'd rate this as good with some general patina throughout, a loose windshield seal, oxidation on the roof panel, filler repair, scratches, and lots of rust bubbles around the wheel openings and fenders.  Interior Tan and burgundy make up the interior palette with all door panels and seats covered with tan cloth in varying textures and all in fine condition. The seats have the added enhancement of duvet-like extensions that hide the seat hardware and the second row consists of bucket seats, the third is a bench that folds down flat. A standard steering wheel leads to a basic gauge cluster in a brushed aluminum faceplate, all surrounded with burgundy textured plastic, the type that was ubiquitous in GM 80's and 90's vehicles. A Delco AM/FM/Cassette radio resides in the center stack over some storage bins and tan carpet a bit too short to call shag, but not far off. The beige headliner above is held in place with wooden rails while Levolor type blinds cover the side windows.  Drivetrain Partially visible under the hood, we find driver quality conditions of GM's 4.3 liter V6, rated at 165 horsepower and fuel injected. It's mated to a 4L60E 4-speed automatic transmission that sends power to the 10 bolt axle with 3.42 gears.   Undercarriage Surface rust prevails underneath with a spot of some pitted stuff on part of the frame. There is some residual oil on the pan and a drop by the driveshaft, but overall the underside is clean. Power brakes are onboard as front disc and rear drum and a single exhaust flows through a Dynomax muffler before exiting. Suspension consists of coil springs in front and leaf springs in back.   Drive-Ability Upon starting and slightly accelerating, we note an engine knock so we quickly check functionality of switches, lights, and other items and all operate as intended. While Classic Auto Mall represents that these functions were working at the time of our test drive, we cannot guarantee these functions will be working at the time of your purchase. Lots of options here. Clean and comfortable commuter for school kids, further conversion to self contained camper, or use for day trips to parks and beaches. The interior remains in very clean condition and presents a great opportunity to use as you see fit, and since the rear seat folds into a be