2003 Chevrolet G2500 Cargo Van Express Van 107k Miles V8 4.8l Ac on 2040-cars
Battle Creek, Michigan, United States
NO RESERVE 2003 Chevy 2500 CARGO VAN 1 Owner Automatic Transmission 107,366 low miles 5.4L V8 Vortec Good tire tread Power inverter Ladder racks Beacon lights LOCATION: Battle Creek, Michigan 49015 CALL MATT ANYTIME @269-317-1997 AUCTION ENDS MONDAY @ 9PM EASTERN TIME Here is a great running 2003 Chevy 2500 Cargo van. The van has the bullet proof Vortec 4.8L gas engine that runs excellent. This is a 1 owner van and has been serviced regularly. It is reliable and ready for work. Van has ladder racks, multiple bins and shelving in cargo area. Also an inverter for power! Van sells absolute with no reserve to high bidder! Don't miss out at the last second. Get your best bid in today! Van is great shape has normal wear and tear for a 2003 model. Van has a few dents on rocker panel. Van has low miles and will do the same work as newer one minus the huge overhead. Feel free to come inspect the van prior to bidding.....you won't be disappointed. Buy from a trusted seller - (( Check Out Our Feedback )) - We sell great trucks - With great service- Buy with confidence! HERE'S MORE INFO
AUCTION ENDS MONDAY @9PM EASTERN TIME VAN IS FOR SALE LOCALLY CALL TODAY MOST AFFORDABLE DELIVERY PRICES TO ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY- CALL OR EMAIL FOR A QUOTE (We've sold all over the world and are ready to assist you!) WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS Van is located in Battle Creek, Michigan 49015. Truck must be paid in full within 7 days of auction close. A $300.00 deposit is required via pay pal within 48hrs of auction close (DEPOSIT IS NOT NECESSARY IF PICKUP IS MADE WITHIN 3 DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE). Van must be picked up within 21 days of auction close or a $50.00 storage fee will apply no exceptions please. Full payment to be Cashier's check, cash in person, wire transfer or Credit card-Visa- Matercard. Truck is being sold as is with no warranty expressed or implied. !!THANKS FOR LOOKING!! 1-269-317-1997 OR 269-209-5758 (MATT) |
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Ram 1500 bests new F-150 in MT pickup shootout
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