Light Commercial Vehicles for Sale (1205)

Truckpages is a specialist commercial vehicle site, so it is only right that there is a wide stock of used panel vans for sale.  Although not strictly a truck, there are many panel vans that are over the 3.5 tonnes gross vehicle weight that put them in the truck category as far as licencing is concerned. A panel van up to 3.5 tonnes GVW can be driven on a car licence, but larger versions are increasingly common.  The Iveco Daily panel van that can stretch to 7 tonnes GVW, (combined weight of...

Finding the right used tipper truck for sale is usually harder than with other types of trucks.  The nature of the work involved with most tippers means that they are more likely to have been bashed around somewhat. A life on building sites or roadworks with a rocky payload being dropped from a height makes life tough for many tippers. That said, tippers are designed to carry out these tasks. If well maintained, you will find plenty of excellent tippers for sale at Truckpages that have many...

At Truckpages we always list tonnes of used box trucks for sale, this is because box trucks are widely regarded as a cornerstone of transportation in the UK. However, they are not right for every business, here are some of our ideas on how best to utilise your box bodied vehicle. It may be that your business would be better served with a curtain side truck which would give you added flexibility – or perhaps a more specialist type of box truck, like a Luton body or a refrigerated box...

Curtainsiders are the workhorses of the transport industry.  Extremely flexible, a curtainside truck can be used for such a wide range of delivery tasks. It can obviously do everything a box truck can do.  If you want to load and unload quickly then there are the rear doors – either roller shutter style or with barn doors where the truck can be loaded from a loading bay. Where curtainsiders come into their own is when there are cumbersome objects that do not lend themselves to being loaded...

Refrigerated box trucks are more commonly known as fridge trucks, although this does not cover those that have to deliver frozen goods – these are technically ‘Freezer Trucks’ although no one ever uses that term. More common is to have dual compartments where a truck operator can have one section for chilled goods and behind an insulated partition use the other section for frozen goods. You will often see this type of configuration in the home shopping delivery vehicles that have ambient,...