2002 Chevy Express Cutaway Box Truck on 2040-cars
Kissimmee, Florida, United States
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Thanks for taking a peek ! I am selling this ultra-lightly used truck that I purchased for a company expansion a couple of years ago, that never happened. As shown by one of the pictures, I have only put on about 1,020 miles in the 2 years I've had this. The truck has been well taken care of by me since I took delivery of it, has been up on a mechanics rack to have everything checked out, has had an oil change that is still good, has never had an issue with it since getting it, but because the work I had anticipated never materialized, it is just sitting around. No fluid leaks, no issues, runs perfect! It even has a thru-bulkhead door to go from the front section to the rear cargo area. The interior rear box area has had polyester gelcoat applied to the floor to seal it in and prevent water damage or rot, as were the wood side walls that have had the same blue gelcoat applied. I even installed an interior cargo light that it didn't have. Is a fantastic truck that has many more miles in it. NOTE: Because this is being made available here locally, I reserve the right to end the auction early if it sells to someone here if no one has placed a bid on it. If you use the "Buy-It-Now" option, then your sale will take precedence over anything I potentially have going. It is located here outside of Orlando, so if you fly into Orlando International airport, I can come and pick you up. Delivery will be the responsibility of the purchaser. A deposit is required at the end of the auction to keep it from being sold out from under you, unless you have used the Buy-It-Now option. Thanks for looking, and good luck. |
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