2001 GMC Savanna 3500 chassis
100,500miles SUPER LOW MILES
6.5L Diesel
22ft long, 8ft wide,
12,000lbs HD plates
2 interstate batteries w/ kill switch less than a year old w/ a lifetime batteries plus health check warranty
All 6 Tires have lots of life left on them, I check the pressure before every drive and they’ve never given me problems.
For her size and weight she gets incredible fuel mileage, averaging 11-12MPG.
Registered and titled as a Motor Home in the state of Oregon, clean title
Bus doors fused together at hinge, deadbolt for easier access to living area
2 built in under-bus storage bins
1 rear door, 1 (former) wheelchair door gives ample access to garage space
2 100W renogy solar panels on roof (still under 1-year warranty)
Ceiling and walls insulated with spray foam, floor insulated with foam board, reflectix coverings for all windows
North Woods Fabrication Mini-Woodstove, Appropriate clearances, cement board and wall spacers
Wood storage under wood stove area
Dinette booth can accommodate up to 4 people and converts to a twin bed that sleeps 2
Storage under dinette booths accessible from sides and cubby holes under cushions
Composting toilet with separate urine diverter as well as a storage bin for compost material
Vanity with storage for bathroom items, plant shelves, Prism window covering provides privacy
Headboard clothing storage box
Overhead open-style shelving in bedroom and kitchen area
Deadbolts on both rear doors for safety
Full-sized mattress
Hinging kitchen countertop allows for easy access to fridge
12v Astranvik 32L chest-style fridge
Rockpals 300 solar generator, 75ah lithium battery, charges from solar or 110 outlet (can purchase car charging input on rockpals website)
16ft warm LED light strip provides ample main lighting, rechargeable puck lights magnet to the bus ribs and provide more precise reading lights etc.
Flame king 2-burner drop-in propane stove
12in drop-in sink with Marine hand pump
21 gallon fresh water, 5 gallon grey water (between 2.5 gal for #1 and the 2.5 gal under the sink)
Hinging under-bed storage allows access to garage space from inside bus
Skylight over kitchen provides 6’2” clearance and amazing natural light
Mechanical work done to date
Thorough electrical inspection
Replaced neutral safety switch, Rear Taillights, front Running lights
Engine inspection
Replaced head gasket
Replaced exhaust valve
Replaced Alternator
Replaced fuel filter
Replaced glow plug relay
Replaced fuel pump drive module
Complete re-assembly, replacement and realignment of the right front upper and lower ball joints
Replaced drag link
Regular oil changes and oil filter changes
The only issue
She hates cold starts. If its below 50 degrees she has troubles. She always starts, its just not the nicest sounding. Luckily she has a built in block-heater that when plugged in overnight, or even an hour before you need to hit the road, she starts right up no problems at all. If you had a generator and were on the road, I don’t see you having any issues.
CASH ONLY. NO TRADES. PLEASE DONT ASK
Please don't hesitate to reach out with any further questions.
