New for 1999: The Chevrolet Express remains basically unchanged for the 1999 model year. 

  History: Chevy's full-size passenger van got a new name when it debuted in 1996.The Express  replaced a model first introduced back in 1970, and is available in three series, based on  gross weight rating and passenger capacity: G1500, G2500 and G3500. Express offers  comfort and convenience features to rival any car, and is available in standard and  long-wheelbase extended trims. Chevy feels the extended trim in particular will appeal to  shuttle operators and large families with its class-leading interior volume and seating for up to  15. Express can also be equipped to tow up to 10,000 pounds, making it a popular choice for  owners of boats, race cars, snowmobiles, and other adult "toys" that require trailering. 

  Trim Details: The 1999 Chevrolet Express full-size van is available in five trims: G1500,
  G2500, G2500 Extended, G3500 and G3500 Extended. Safety features include dual airbags,
  an anti-lock brake system (ABS), daytime running lights and child safety locks. Numerous
  engines from the Vortec line are available, ranging from the standard 4.3-liter 200-horsepower
  V6 to the optional 7.4-liter 290-horsepower V8. Standard features include a 4-speed automatic
  transmission, tinted glass, intermittent wipers, air conditioning and an AM/FM stereo. Options
  include several upgraded stereo systems, a tilt steering wheel and remote keyless entry.