2002 Chevrolet Express 3500 20' Box Truck 6.5 Turbo Diesel Runs/drives Great on 2040-cars
Harrington, Delaware, United States
This is my 2002 Chevy Express 3500 Box Truck with a 6.5 Turbo Diesel. The truck has around 167/168k miles. If anyone needs the exact mileage I will happily walk out to the truck and turn it on. We are still using this truck on occasion. I purchased it for cleaning out storage units but
since the TV shows started I haven't been able to do that much anymore so I'm selling the truck. About a year ago the motor broke the crank shaft and I purchased a State-owned van that only had 80k mileage on it. I put both the Motor and Transmission in my truck. Having owned several of the infamous 6.5 turbo diesel's this one is by far the quietest and strongest running I have seen. I have done the PMD Modification to this truck and the Pump Driver is located on the front top next to the air breather and is easily accessible. The Box on this truck is around 20' including the overhang. I will make sure all six tires have at least 8/32's on them. The only issue I have with this truck is the transmission cable is slightly too short and the truck will not shift into first gear. This is not an issue with the transmission as I can unhook the cable and manually shift it into first gear. The truck is available to view locally in Harrington, Delaware |
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