Funny enough, this bizarre custom Chevy Astro van is now listed for sale as well. Recently spotted on Facebook Marketplace, this wacky four-wheeled creation is located in Sacramento, California ...

We've seen plenty of custom Chevrolet Astro campers over the ... we'd love to know how the RV conversion was performed. The Astro is a unibody van with subframes versus a full-frame vehicle.

That's why Raul Ocampo, a civil engineer from Mission Viejo, California, turns out one custom ride after another ... he should start with a '99 Chevy Astro van. Smoothing Out the Bumps in a ...

A 2015 Chevy Express 3500 with 4x4 and a custom interior can be the ideal ... The front end is from a Silverado, and Oscar says the Astro Van would need to be a little smaller.

With a slew of previous custom vehicles parked in his driveway throughout the years, keeping something stock was a hard pill for Jerry to swallow. He bought this 2000 Chevy Astro van to haul the ...

That explains why the whole thing has a custom orange paint job ... TVs, etc. The van is registered as a 2002 Chevy Astro with a clean Ohio title. So, in theory, it would be easy to put a license ...

But one special variant, the Safari GT — and, at Chevrolet, the Astro RS — added an unexpected dollop of swagger. Those vans had a custom look that was straight out of the ’70s “sin bin ...

The current owner/seller of the van didn ... It has a custom grille, spoiler, bodywork, and 17-inch wheels which make it look more muscular than just about any other Chevy Astro out there.

The Chevrolet Astro van is a cult favorite among enthusiasts of retro vehicles. First released in 1985, the General Motors-manufactured minivan was in production for two generations and 20 years ...