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I’m 71 year old retired man, in December of 2017 I bought a 2015 Chevy conversation van with 17000 miles on the engine ( like new ) the van looked show room new. When the weather turned nice the wife and I went camping for two nights and loved the van. It came with a backseat that lays flat into a bed a built in t.vthat plays dvd ( worked great). June I took my 81 year old brother to New Mexico ( 2000 miles round trip) ran great very comfortable ( not great on gas ) but I knew that from the start. If I live long enough and have to get another vehicle it will be a low mileage Chevy or GMC conversation van.
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Conversation vans were cool in the 70’s and early 80’s, I had a Transvan in the 80’s that my mother gave to me after my father passed away it was a Dodge chassie with a fleerwood camper on it it was a 1979 had a one burner stove, a small kitchen sink refrigerator, a small bathroom, slept 4 people nicely it had a big block 318 Boy we had many a good times in it. You plugged it into a electric outlet for power and it also had propane tanks
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