EMKAY Surplus Vehicles
EMKAY is excited to announce that we have Cargo Van stock units available for immediate delivery! Each vehicle is priced at MSRP, $44,065.00, plus transportation costs. These units are ready for use and currently located at an upfitter in Lombard, IL. Below are the vehicle specifications for your review. Don’t miss this opportunity—contact us today to secure yours and review the complete vehicle spec!
- 2024 Chevrolet Express 2500 Work Van Rear-Wheel Drive Cargo Vans
- Summit White Exterior
- Neutral w/Custom Cloth Seat Trim Interior
- 4.3L V6 w/8-Speed Automatic w/OD
- Add-Ons
- Reclining Front Bucket Seats w/Inboard Armrests
- Remote Keyless Entry
- Remote Vehicle Starter System
- Sliding Passenger-Side Door
- Driver Convenience Package
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