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Chevrolet is one of the top manufacturers of light-duty and medium-duty trucks on the road. They are best known for manufacturing passenger pickup trucks, but also manufacture box trucks, flatbed trucks, dump trucks, service body trucks, vans and other types of trucks. Find Chevrolet flatbed trucks, box trucks, dump trucks, 2WD pickups, Chevy vans, 4WD pickups, and cube vans. You can view our entire inventory of Chevrolet trucks below, or use the search function to find the truck type or body style that works best for your company. Be sure to check back often, as our inventory is updated daily.
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Stock# T11268
2019 Chevrolet SILVERADO 5500HD
Call Tlc Truck And Equipment - Pompano 954-204-3319 CHASSIS SPECS: CHEVROLET SILVERADO 5500HD CREWCAB ALUM WHEELS. A/C.. ALLISION AUTOMATIC TRANS.. AM-FM RADIO. 19,500 GVWR. 6.6L V8 DURAMAX DIESEL ENGINE. BACK UP CAMERA..... |
Pompano Beach, FL | Call |
Whether you're an owner-operator, driver, trucking company owner or fleet manager, our individual listings have the information you need to choose the right trucks for your company's needs. Each listing includes a color photo of the truck's exterior. The listings also include important information such as body style, fuel type, year of manufacture, condition, location, and amenities. The listings also include links you can follow for more information about vehicle inspection, shipping, financing, insurance and payments. Following the link to have the slideshow emailed to you or someone else is a good idea, especially if you're comparing several trucks.
Chevrolet Trucks was founded in November 1911 by Louis Chevrolet and William C. Durant. They founded the company along with Dr. Edwin R. Campbell and William Little, who were their investment partners. The company was originally known as the Chevrolet Motor Car Company. Chevrolet was merged into General Motors in 1916 as a separate division. The company is still a division of General Motors today.
Starting in 1919, GMC commercial trucks used the same chassis as Chevrolet passenger cars and light-duty trucks. The commercial trucks were rebranded as Chevrolet, and the appearance of Chevrolet branded trucks and GMC branded trucks were very similar. The standard Chevrolet small-block V8 engine has been produced continuously since it was first used in 1955, which is longer than any other engine that has ever been mass-produced.
The Express, Savana, and Kodiak are some of the most popular models of Chevrolet trucks and vans on the road. These models are available in cargo vans, passenger vans and box trucks. The Chevrolet Silverado is another popular model. The Silverado is available in light-duty and heavy-duty models. The heavy-duty models make great work trucks and are often fitted with a service body or a flatbed to be used for hauling materials.
Chevrolet trucks are very versatile, and the amenities they are equipped with vary greatly.