Refrigerated 2005 Gmc Savana G3500 Extended Insulated Cargo Van on 2040-cars
Phoenix, New York, United States
My beautiful darling white whale is for sale. Perfect for catering or food business. We used it for over 2 years for farmers markets, hauling food locally and hauling local cheese from around the state to NYC. Now I use it to drive 2 miles to work everyday, and once a month to NYC and back with the reefer running the way down.
18.5k or make offer.
2006 GMC Savannah G3500 Cargo Van. Smooth running, comfortable, clean, no rust. No lettering, ready for your business logo.
White, no windows. 2 sided swing out door in back, sliding door on side.
11 foot back cargo space, insulated, fits 3 standard pallets.
154k miles. Leather. Heat, AC, CD, Radio
Zanotti f114 reefer unit is on top, controller is inside cab. Maintained like a baby. Since last serve have only put 20 hours on reefer unit. Runs beautiful, temp drops fast.
Brand new transmission less than 12k miles
Brand new heavy duty alternator, less than 2000 miles.
It has a brand new power converter under passenger seat, so you can plug reefer unit into household socket or a generator on overnight stays or in an emergency.
Locally (Syracuse) bought and serviced. receipts for all work, all service, all upgrades.
New baby and business priorities is brining pressure to sell from wife. I love her and don't want to give her up. Talking about van, not wife.
Consider partial trade for brewery equipment, refrigerated/freezer cases
come see in Phoenix, NY at 86 State Street 13135. call the store at 315.934.4015 with any questions or to view
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