1992 chevy g20 van sportsmobile

[oshburg]

Been looking to get into a sportsmobile for some time. Hard to come by in Wisconsin (even in midwest in general), so starting to look at traveling to pick one up.

Anyways, came across this one in Denver (no affiliation). Just wondering price wise how this one sits. Looks like RB-30 layout?

This is an amazing full popup camper converted by Sportsmobile, the #1 camper van conversion company! With cabinets and counter tops along with a sink and an insta-hot water. 2 way refrigerator freezer. 2 new house batteries that are charged off the engine or the 2 50 watt solar panels. Bring this 92 Chevy G20 Camper Van to RV Parks and plug in to AC power or go boondocking in the peace and quiet of the mountains. A new/used chevy 350 engine was put in less than 2 years ago and has aprox. a low 85k miles. Other things, XM radio stereo, 300w pure sine inverter for your sensitive equipment. Summer tire have about 50% tread and have winter tires with over 90% tread. This van is in great shape and runs amazing. It will bring you years and miles of incredible adventures and memories! Priced to sell fast at $14,900 OBO.
https://denver.craigslist.org/cto/d/...355500247.html

[simplesez]

It took me 6 months to sell my 1997 chevy sportsmobile that was equally equipped and I had done a lot of maintenance on. I sold it for $9000

http://www.sportsmobileforum.com/for...0-a-17829.html

$14900 is overpriced. IMO they are just trying to recover some of the money spent to put in the USED engine 2 years ago. Sorry but that is not how it works.

[oshburg]

It did seem overpriced, just didn't know if west coast commanded higher premiums.

Would definitely like to get into a starter pop-top sportsmobile for under $15k.

Not a lot of options as far as I can tell in the midwest over the last couple months which is why I am expanding my search.

Appreciate the quick response!

[gcvt]

Yep, overpriced. I only paid $4,000 more than that for my eleven years newer Ford.