2008 Chevrolet G2500 Express Extended Cargo Van Ext on 2040-cars
East Windsor, Connecticut, United States
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*** 2008 Chevrolet Extended Express Cargo Van ***
You are bidding on a "One Owner" driven cargo van that was leased to a health care company for the delivery of oxygen. It has been very well maintained, and is fully equipped as follows:
It has been fully serviced and safety inspected, and comes with a 60 day / 3000 mile warranty covering 100% parts & labor. No additional body work or added paint. There is one slight crease on the bottom of the side door entry (pictured). There is also a small plugged hole on the passenger side of the van where the oxygen tank was vented (pictured). Bid with confidence! Always priced to sell! Please call with any questions. (860) 627-9409 Thomas J. Killam A $1000. deposit is due from buyer within 24 hrs. of "End Of Auction", and balance within one week & before taking delivery. Connecticut residents please add sales tax & registration fees. As a registered Connecticut dealer ( since 1958 ), we reserve the right to "End Sale" at any time due to a locally advertised sale of the van. |
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