Photo: Garage Kept Motors
Although highly recognizable thanks to both its sales success and the popular culture interference, the Chevy Van isn’t exactly a vehicle to stand out in (any) crowd. But there are highly spectacular, converted exceptions.
Possibly one of the best-known appearances from the Chevrolet/GMC G-series vans has to do with the GMC Vandura’s stint as the vehicle of choice for A-Team's Mr. T. Otherwise, the Chevy Van has lived a long and fruitful life between 1964 and 1996, at which time it passed along the baton to the Chevy Express/GMC Savana range.
With so many years in production, it’s only logical that sometimes the Chevy Van went places... where no one dared to go before. Case in point, this 1994 G20 has gone through an obvious and extensive conversion procedure at Sherry Designs of Piqua, Ohio. Right now, it’s up for grabs from Grand Rapids, Michigan-based Garage Kept Motors and it might be the catchiest vehicle currently residing in their inventory.
If not for heritage, at least for looks, because what we have here really is... something. The G20 was initially dressed up in Summit White over gray. But, after the conversion procedure, it became a Summit White/turquoise over (way too much) turquoise Chevy Van. We really can’t talk about the highlights because we’re still busy laughing aloud at the incredible amount of turquoise featured inside. But we’ll give it a shot.
So, it turns out the G20 was sold directly by Chevrolet after the conversion, and it now has a rather normal odometer readout of almost 80k miles (around 128,000 km). This is only logical, considering this Chevy Van really might be something worth considering only when you’re a diehard road trip enthusiast. That way, you’re not dwelling too long in any single place and that probably ensures less malicious remarks...
Anyway, everything looks (almost) pristine both outside and especially inside, with the G20 also packing the RVA2 Equipment Group, a trio of huge side windows, factory 15-inch chromed steelies and a “crushed-velour” turquoise upholstery for all seven seats. Under the hood resides a traditional 5.7-liter V8 engine that should be the least concern for the next owner.
Instead, that turquoise upholstery looks like a bigger hassle, unlike the price – which is almost too low to believe at just $14,900!
With so many years in production, it’s only logical that sometimes the Chevy Van went places... where no one dared to go before. Case in point, this 1994 G20 has gone through an obvious and extensive conversion procedure at Sherry Designs of Piqua, Ohio. Right now, it’s up for grabs from Grand Rapids, Michigan-based Garage Kept Motors and it might be the catchiest vehicle currently residing in their inventory.
If not for heritage, at least for looks, because what we have here really is... something. The G20 was initially dressed up in Summit White over gray. But, after the conversion procedure, it became a Summit White/turquoise over (way too much) turquoise Chevy Van. We really can’t talk about the highlights because we’re still busy laughing aloud at the incredible amount of turquoise featured inside. But we’ll give it a shot.
So, it turns out the G20 was sold directly by Chevrolet after the conversion, and it now has a rather normal odometer readout of almost 80k miles (around 128,000 km). This is only logical, considering this Chevy Van really might be something worth considering only when you’re a diehard road trip enthusiast. That way, you’re not dwelling too long in any single place and that probably ensures less malicious remarks...
Anyway, everything looks (almost) pristine both outside and especially inside, with the G20 also packing the RVA2 Equipment Group, a trio of huge side windows, factory 15-inch chromed steelies and a “crushed-velour” turquoise upholstery for all seven seats. Under the hood resides a traditional 5.7-liter V8 engine that should be the least concern for the next owner.
Instead, that turquoise upholstery looks like a bigger hassle, unlike the price – which is almost too low to believe at just $14,900!
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