2004 White Cargo Van, New Hitch With Braking System, Roof Racks on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
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White 2004 Chevy 2500 Express Cargo Van
158,191 Miles 4.8 L V 8-cylinder, Rear Wheel Drive, 4-speed Automatic 275 hp @ 5200 rpm 15 -18 mpg Rubber floor throughout. New Trailer Hitch with Electrical braking system. Roof-rack included. Side sliding door, two back doors open wide. Two Brand new front tires (6 months), two used tires, all matching rims. Almost new spare tire, excellent tread. Gentle wear and tear, flaking off paint on hood, and rear door. A few dings in the windshield, no cracks. Non-stock cd player/radio installed. I have a current S.M.O.G. check paper work, current maintenance check-up report, consistent maintenance log. This Van has been excellent to me, and the owner before me (used to be a service vehicle for a heating and air company). Great around town and on the freeway. A reliable workhorse. I just don’t need a large van anymore. |
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