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2025 Chevrolet Express 3500 RWD Empty Cargo Van

Stock #25-9588
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Chassis Details

Stock Number
25-9588
Stock Type
New
Year
2025
Make
Chevrolet
Model
Express 3500
Class
2
GVWR
9,900
Drivetrain
RWD
Wheelbase
155
Vehicle Trim
Work Van
Vehicle VIN
1GCZGHF76S1270904
Seating Capacity
3
Exterior Color Description
Summit White
Engine Cylinder Count
8
Engine
V8, 6.6L
Fuel Type
Gasoline
Engine Model
L8T
Engine Size (L)
6.6
Brake Type
Hydraulic

Vehicle Options

  • ST ADJ
  • PWR
  • DVR 6-WAY
  • STS
  • FRT CUST CLTH BKTS
  • ATG
  • BTV
  • GVWR
  • 9900 LBS (4490 KG)
  • RR AXLE
  • 3.42 RATIO
  • G7K
  • DIFF
  • LCK
  • HVY-DTY
  • RR
  • KW5
  • L8T
  • N8X
  • BATT
  • HD
  • 800 CLD-CRK AMPS
  • VUL
  • DR
  • SLID PASS SIDE
  • CA EMMISSIONS
  • DVR CONV PKG
  • TLRING EQUIP
  • HVY-DTY
  • 5BJ
  • FUEL
  • ADDN 3 GALS
  • 8G8
  • View All

Body Details

Body Type
Empty Cargo Van
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Pricing Details

Jessup Price $53,683
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