Work Truck With Lift On Top on 2040-cars
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
Hi ebay shoppers. I'm looking to sell my work van that currently shows 197,000 miles on the odometer. Truck is SOLD AS IS!!!. Over 3 Years ago the engine was rebuilt through the company that I worked for when the truck was still owned by them, so i don't have the paper work to prove this ( But trust me it was done) It has A/c but it needs to be serviced, (not sure if it just needs a re-charge or a new compressor. The lift on top is fully functional "but" ( yes another but.,) The main Hydraulic leaks and stops it from lifting all the way, It will have to be re-built or re-placed. Thanks for taking the time to look and read my ad, please email me via ebay for any questions or concerns
PS. The power steering PUMP just went out, but guess what it has a NEW ONE!!!! so now you'll get this truck with a brand new power steering pump.. PS. hablo espa?ol |
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