This 1997 Chevrolet Kodiak C7500 is a tow truck — also commonly referred to as a wrecker — designed to recover, transport, and haul disabled or impounded vehicles. Chevrolet is a well-established American automotive and commercial vehicle manufacturer whose medium- and heavy-duty truck lineup has long served the towing, recovery, and fleet industries.
Power comes from a CAT 3116 diesel engine producing 215 horsepower, a unit well regarded in medium-duty commercial truck applications for its durability and serviceability. The bed measures 24 feet 9 inches in length, extended by an additional 24-inch steel ramp to give a total usable deck length of 26 feet 9 inches, with a width of 102 inches — a generous platform capable of accommodating full-size vehicles and oversized loads. The deck surface is wood, described as being in fair condition.
For recovery work, the truck is fitted with a heavy-duty hydraulic winch and hydraulic outlets at the rear for lifting, giving operators multiple options when securing or positioning a vehicle. A heavy-duty adjustable drawbar hitch is also mounted at the rear, adding further versatility for towing configurations. Easy-climb steps on both sides of the truck improve accessibility for operators when loading or securing cargo.
An aluminum toolbox on the left-hand side provides secure, weatherproof storage for recovery equipment, straps, and tools. This used unit is located in Wisconsin, USA, and is listed at $19,875.
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