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Chevrolet Express 3500 Van 12 Passenger Van Vortec 6.0 Automatic on 2040-cars

US $4,900.00
Year:2005 Mileage:270846
Location:

Narrows, Virginia, United States

Narrows, Virginia, United States

  • 2005 CHEVROLET EXPRESS 3500 VAN 
  • 12 PASSENGER 
  • REAR TOW PACKAGE 
  • POWER WINDOWS AND LOCKS 
  • CRUISE CONTROL 
  • 6.0 VORTEC ENGINE RUNS GREAT 
  • AUTOMATIC TRANS 
  • VAN CAME FROM A CONTRUSCTION COMPANY AND WAS USED TO TRANPSORT WORKERS TO JOB SITE , REAR HEADLINER AND REAR INTERIOR HAS SOME STAINS ETC 
  • VAN HAS DENTS AND DINGS BUT LOOKS PRETTY GOOD OVERALL 
  • NEW REAR CARPET 
  • TRANSMISION WILL NEED SERVICED , IT DOESNT CHANGE PROPER AND JERKS WHEN IT SHIFTS , IT IS DRIVEABLE THE WAY IT IS BUT WILL NEED REPAIR . SELLING AS IS 
  • DELIVERY AVAILABLE EMAIL ZIP FOR QUOTE 
  • CALL DEAN WITH QUESTIONS M-F 9-5 540 921 1515 

Contact information
Dean Davis
About Us

Affordable Trucks and Equipment, Inc sells all types of trucks and equipment. We are located on a nine acre facility at 127 Clendennin Road, Narrows, Virgina. This is conveniently located on US Route 460. We are only 30 miles off of Interstate 81 (Exit 118B) in Virginia, and just 22 miles off of Interstate 77 (Exit 9) in West Virginia. We have been at this location since 2005.  If you can't visit us in person, we can arrange shipping on anything to anywhere in the world at very reasonable rates.

 

Our staff includes experienced professionals trained in the repair, maintenance, and restoration of trucks and heavy equipment. We value maintaining a very happy and friendly enviroment at the work place.

 

We promise absolute transparency, honesty, and integrity in each and every sale we make. If you are not satisfied, we will do everything possible to make it right!

General Terms & Conditions:

We encouraged you to inspect, operate, test, or drive anything we have for sale before buying it. We promise honesty and complete transparency on everything we sell. All of our pictures are originial and un-edited, but pictures can only show so much. Upon request, we can provide video of any item.

Deposits

Deposits are required at the time of sale and can be paid by Cash, Credit Card, or Bank Transfer. We reserve the right to remove any on-line listing due to on-site sales unless a deposit has been paid.

  • Items less than $10,000, a $500 deposit is required.
  • Items over $10,000, a $1000 deposit is required.
  • Deposits are non refundable.

Full Payment

Full payment is due within 3 business days from time of purchase unless prior arrangements are made. If you have any questions about payment terms, please do not hesitate to call us. Payment types accepted:

  • Bank Transfer (Preferred)
  • Credit Card   (For Deposits Only)
  • Cash
  • Certified bank check
  • We do not accept PayPal


Fees & Taxes:

We do not charge you tax on motor vehicles purchased; however it is your responsibility to pay any applicable taxes as required by your state or locality. If you are a Virginia resident or business, you are required to pay a 5% Virginia Sales Tax on all sales except motor vehicles unless you are tax exempt for resell, or if the item is for 'Farm Use Only'. If you are tax exempt, please provide us the proper forms.

 

If you are outside of Virginia, and send payment directly to us from outside of Virginia, and if we ship the item(s) to you or you use a common carrier, we will not charge sales tax. If you arrange your own shipping , we will require a bill of laiding. If you pick up your item in person, you will be required to pay the 5% Virginia sales tax as required by law unless you are a tax exempt entity.

Fees

We charge a $49 flat-rate document fee on all sales. This fee is used to cover all required document processing, Department of Motor Vehicle fees (where applicable), and accounting fees.

 


Warranty:

All items are sold "as-is" and "where-is", with no warranty, expressed, written or implied. All sales are final and we do not offer returns of any kind.

It is the responsibility of the buyer to have thoroughly inspected the vehicle, and to have satisfied himself or herself as to the condition and value, then bid based upon that judgment solely. We will make every reasonable effort to disclose any known defects associated with this vehicle prior to the close of sale. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statements about the vehicle. The seller shall not be responsible for the correct description, authenticity, genuineness, or defects herein, and makes no warranty in connection therewith. No allowance or set aside will be made on account of any incorrectness, imperfection, defect or damage.

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