Chevy Express Cargo Van 3500 Eight Doors on 2040-cars
Hutchinson, Kansas, United States
Chevy Van seems to be in good running order if you are looking for a good work truck. Has the normal wear and tear as a daily driver, but maintenance has been well kept up on, on this truck. Tires are good and the battery is relatively new. I drove this van half-way across the country a couple years ago with out any issues and we haven't really driven it that much since. Van has the 8 doors, two in back and two cattle type doors on each side of the van shell. Van starts, runs and drives without any issues. I don't really know much more to say other then if you are looking for a good Chevy work van then this would be a good choice for you. Let me know if you have any questions and I will do my best to answer them. The van does have some decals on it that will be removed once the van is bought and I have the deposit paid. I have blacked out the decals to protect the identity of the company the van is associated with. |
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