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Year:2004
Mileage:137273
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Just off lease, converted by Midway Specialty Vehicles in 04, a 2004 Chevy Express 1500 Mobile office site van. Built on an economical full size g1500 chassis equipped with an economical 6 cylinder that averages close to 20mpg, and ordered with every comfort option available. This mobile office van is the solution for your mobile office / job site / surveillance needs. Equipped with power everything including locks windows and power driver seat. Front and rear air conditioning and heating. And specially converted rear office area. This van features rear entry doors on both sides for ease of access. A Full sized office chair and desk both secured in place. An Adjustable locking laptop storage and angled paper storage. The laptop tray locks underneath the desktop surface, and all of the desk drawers lock as well. A tripplite 1800 watt power inverter and multiple outlets are provided as well as additional spot lighting. Good tires all around. The van can be seen by appointment. Please call 908-977-6999 for any questions or to schedule an appointment. Full payment must be made within 3 business days. Paypal is accepted for a deposit only. New Jersey residents must add sales tax, all others pay in their home state. Vehicle is a used vehicle and is sold as is where is. No warranties expressed or implied. Your deposit is refundable if upon your arrival you find this vehicle is not as described.
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