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Are you planning on doing the work yourself if it needs it? Also in certain areas they might be worth more or less so you might be able to make a trip and pick one up that's cheaper and in better condition.

Right! its probably the most ideal for me when it comes to space vs. mobility. I was actually looking at shuttle vans but they were just to big and not very efficient for cross country drives. This one just worked out!

I took mine out and am donating it. it was just too much in the way and rattled alot!

yeah it leans to the passenger side a bit also! theres a company here that will re make them for not a whole lot. like $200 each which is nice.

yep! im 6'2" and i have a couple inches to spare!

So far Ive done the basic tune up which was the easiest job ever!

So after it got wicked cold here (about 0 degrees F) my Yukon security system went haywire and made me loose confidence in its abilities and so I decided to find something else. So my new project is this 1996 Dodge B3500 wagon van eith the 5.9 motor 125k miles!

The older drive lines tend to be easier to work on and have cheaper parts. Less electronics usually makes things more simple but you usually lose some fuel mileage without all the tech. I switched to a 1996 dodge van over my 2000 gmc because of some intermittent security system issues.

Nice! Ive got a Yukon im doing something similar to!

If both were the same price I would definitely take the van, but for the low price I couldn't pass it up!

Thanks! Im hoping it will work out for me full time!

I cant make it this year but im planning for 2019! Im really looking forward to it though!

Hey there! I'm in the process of becoming full time and have just been camping out on weekends when I can. I try to keep things as cheap as I can which is why I have this beautiful Yukon I got from a family member with a blown transmission for $650 which I think was a deal. I traded a friend my...