GMC G3500 Extended Cargo Van

The GMC G3500 Extended Cargo Van was a robust van produced from 1988 to 1996. It was designed for utility and was often used for transporting goods or as a work vehicle. With its spacious interior, it was perfect for businesses needing to move equipment or supplies. This van was part of the larger GMC lineup and was known for its durability and reliability, making it a popular choice for those needing a dependable workhorse.

Under the hood, the GMC G3500 featured a powerful 7.4-liter petrol engine with the engine code L19. It had a rear-wheel drive system, which provided good traction for carrying heavy loads. The engine used an intake manifold injection or carburetor system, and it had eight cylinders with two valves per cylinder, producing 234 PS or 172 kW of power. Notably, this model did not include a catalytic converter, and it lacked advanced features like ABS or ASR. Despite these omissions, the van's strong engine and rear-wheel drive made it a reliable choice for many drivers.