2002 Popular 190 (MI)

Price: $28,000 OBO | Year: 2002

104,000 Miles

2002 Chevy 3500 V8 5.7 L Roadtrek Popular 190

 I am changing the way I travel and so I am selling my 2002 Chevy RoadTrek Popular 190 (02C190P).   V8 with the coveted 5.7 L Chevy Engine, about 104,000 mileage.

Drives like a dream, no drift – Floats down the road even at 80MPH – no Shimmy’s or Shakes - No car accidents; Non-Smoking/No Pets/Clean Title

Excellent Maintenance Records! - Brake Fluid Exchanged (2022) - Power Steering Flush – (2022)  New Idler Arms (2022) – New Fuel Tank Sensor (2022)  Removed and Replaced Crank Shaft Oil Seal- (2022)- Rotated tires and Wheel Alignment – (2022) - New Van battery (10/2024) Consistent Oil Changes (last one 2023 before storage) All intake manifold gaskets (2021) Serpentine Belt & tensioner (2021) New Upper/Lower radiator hoses (2020) New Water pump (2020) Rear diff service (2020) Transmission Flush (2020) New tires (2019) Front Brake pads/rotors resurface (2019) , New Tires 2019 @ 78,555 Miles more all on Excel Spreadsheet and Service Records available.

2021 Replaced all Well Nuts for AC Cover and installed Critter/Bee Screens – No leaks/no nests – cleaned out lines for AC unit (top of van).  AC Unit cleaned.  RV AC and Heat Works – Van Heat and AC Works

Clean and Beautiful awning that works, no rips, no mold, etc.

New RV Water Pump – 2022

2 Brand New RV House Batteries – 10/2024

Onan Generator Onboard – Serviced 09/13/2021 – Oil Change/Tune Up – Also periodically ran with Seafoam to keep carbs clean and ensured exercising the Generator as recommended through ownership.  400+ hours

Additional Amenities not Standard on a RoadTrek: All LED lights, Kenwood Excelon stereo head unit with auxiliary usb input and Bluetooth hands free; Rear suspension air bags with on-board compressor- it has a slow leak, but works and great to help in going off the beaten path a bit or keeping you from bottoming out in driveways.;  2” receiver hitch AND the Continental Tire kit (tire folds down for full access to the doors and locks) - external mounted full size spare tire with Key; Working Back up Camera; Continuous engine scanner installed-ScanGauge ; Battery Wizard 1 smart charger w/Pendant; Back up camera and customized phone holder mounted; Full Van cover and tire covers for storage; Front and Side Windows Outdoor Windshield Cover (blocks sun/heat/privacy). Reflectix for all windows except the Front Windshield.  Custom King bed liner (padded mattress pad – very clean); New -2022 *Plexiglass Rear Windows – They won’t fall out; Custom front floor mat and dashboard cover; 3rd seat previously removed for additional storage dresser (hardwood-matches) ; Extra Water tank Plugs , Brand New Anode Rod in package, as well as a brand new serpentine belt for the Van Engine.; Extra Well Nuts, Pex Piping/Easy Winterization Mode (Summer/Winter Mode – 1 Tank inside and 1 Tank Outside); I also have a brand new in box Battery Separator ($160- they only last about 9 years) since I don’t know how old the one installed was, I have a spare onsite. Vent Cover so Rain Sensor doesn’t shut down Fantastic Van.  Onan Muffler Silencer.  Viper Alarm Security System w/kill switch – However I am at the moment unable to find the Key Fob – but you can order a replacement online for $12-$17

 2 Burner Propane Stove works, light above stove works, the exhaust fan quit working (there is an E-Z Fix for this (sensor) I just did not get around to it, because I mostly cooked outside with the Propane quick connect mounted off the back)

Dometic-3 Way Fridge and only having problems with the Propane – RV tech said it needs a new Gas Orifice as the current one is clogged.

The Toilet/shower area – has installed shut off valve– there is a leak coming from the back of the toilet, have been unable to get my hand back there to tighten it back up- so I flipped the shut off and just pour some water in there when I need to.  Toilet works just fine, Shower works great, with upgraded shower wand with quick shut off.

All three tanks (Water, Grey and Black Tanks – No leaks or problems) were cleaned and sanitized, water lines drained and then winterized – Van is currently winterized.  (Stored inside in winters)

There is some paint starting to peel on one section of the van (upper part of van just under drip rail (?) On the kitchen side of the van.  There is no rust.

The Rear – There is the typical stress cracks on the rear bumper fascia/ground effects and a more substantial one since I bumped into it.  I currently have it bungeed up a bit.  I looked into it…You can remove it altogether (what I was going to do) or fix it yourself DIY-videos online) or Marine shop/body shop to fix. 

Also comes with a binder folder tabbed with the original handbook information on operation, winterization, maintenance, etc.  There is also 3 LARGE BOOKS – 3 Part Series for maintenance and repair of the Chevy Van.  I would also be willing to share all the additional research and websites I have gathered, including manuals (ex. Generator troubleshooting, etc) and DYI Videos, Tips and Tricks, etc.

Listed 26OCT24 (AD#1341)