2003 Chevy Express Cutaway Utility, Service Truck Van on 2040-cars
Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, United States
2003 Chevy Express Cutaway utility van with a Stahl utility body. Very good condition,
some minor surface rust, minor dent at right rear bumper, needs nothing, many new parts, current Pa.
inspection. 6.0 engine, automatic, A/C (works well), P/Steering,
P/Brakes, AM/FM, dual rear wheels, lots of shelving inside and out,
ladder rack, hitch with transmission towing package. New radiator, many
new front end and brake parts. 50000 miles on transmission rebuild. Runs
and drives well. $500 deposit due within 48 hours of purchase. Balance
by cash or cashiers check.
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