This 2002 Chevrolet Kodiak C6500 is a used service and utility truck — sometimes called a mechanics truck or work truck — designed to bring tools, compressed air, and workshop capability directly to job sites. Chevrolet is a long-established American vehicle manufacturer whose medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks are widely used across municipal fleets, construction, utilities, and public works. This example is priced at $29,500 and is located in Montana, USA.
The truck is powered by a Caterpillar 3126 diesel engine paired with a six-speed manual transmission, and it operates under the CDL threshold with a gross vehicle weight rating of 25,950 pounds. Braking is hydraulic, and the drivetrain includes a power take-off (PTO) unit that drives an underbody air compressor rated at 160 CFM, making it capable of powering a wide range of pneumatic tools without a separate standalone compressor. Two hose reels are fitted, allowing simultaneous or flexible air distribution at the work site.
The service body is a high-end Phoenix enclosed unit, which provides weather-protected storage and organisation for tools and equipment. A rear work bench is included, giving technicians a dedicated work surface at the back of the truck. The chassis is available separately from the body, per the seller's note.
Condition is described as exceptionally clean and rust-free, with the seller attributing this to the truck's origins as a municipal fleet vehicle from southern California. At the time of listing, the truck has accumulated only 23,500 original miles on the odometer and 811 hours on the PTO — both figures indicating light use relative to the vehicle's age and capacity. This is a well-preserved, low-mileage commercial service unit with a documented work history.
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