* Specific Model: The G20 came in different configurations (wheelbase, engine, passenger capacity, cargo van vs. passenger van). A longer wheelbase model will weigh more than a shorter one. A 15-passenger van will weigh considerably more than a cargo van.
* Options: Added features like power options, air conditioning, and extra seating all contribute to the overall weight.
* Modifications: Aftermarket additions, accessories, and any modifications made to the vehicle will impact its weight.
* Fuel Level: A full tank of gas adds substantial weight.
Without knowing the specific configuration, it's impossible to give a precise weight. However, a reasonable estimate for a typical 1994 Chevy G20 van would be between 3,500 and 5,000 pounds (1,588 and 2,268 kg). This is a broad range, and the actual weight could be higher or lower. To find the exact weight of a *specific* 1994 Chevy G20, you would need to check the vehicle's sticker (often found on the driver's side doorjamb) or consult a vehicle specifications guide for that year and model.
