Rebuilt- GMC P30 Step Van Ice Cream Truck with 2019 Kitchen Build-Out for Sale in North Carolina!

Let your customers keep cool all summer long by serving frozen desserts in this 1986 ice cream truck. Don't forget to check more of its info below. 

$77,000 in North Carolina

  

This vehicle's engine/transmission has been rebuilt and modified from a carbureted engine to a fuel injected 1999 Chevy Impala engine. Has new AC, new tires, and new belts. 

*New Battery
*New Brakes
* New Front Wheel Bearing
* New gas tank (truck)
* New Fuel Pump & Sending unit
*New Gas Line
*New Fuel Pump
*New Alternator
*New AC 13,500 btu $1.2K
*New Radio w/ (2) PDA speakers & $1K
Bluetooth Radio to play Requested music
at events
*New windshield wipers
*New Tires (less than 500 miles)
*Brand new freezer above counter $4K
*It has working refrigeration below counter
*Brand New Wrap $6K (Company logo will
need to be removed) installed last season
*New Soft-serve ice Cream Machine Pasmo
S520F 3-phase $11K (used less than 20
times) 
*New interior lights
*Aluminum throughout truck
*Front end work $1.6K
*2016 Ninja 20K generator $8K(need repair)
*This vehicle's engine/transmission has
been rebuilt and modified from a
carbureted engine to a fuel injected 1999
Chevy Impala engine ($12K repair)
When I first bought the truck I had engine
work done to the original motor ($1,2K)
head gaskets blew. So I had it rebuilt ($5K)
Head gaskets blew again. That’s when I
decided to get it converted to a new engine
(flawless).

Generator is a used 2016 Ninja 20KW. The motor is strong and generator works. The issue is the generator Is sending inconsistent power throughout the truck. After taking it to three different shops I finally got advised that it may need a governor on it. However, they don’t do this type of work. Not sure of what the repair would cost.



The vehicle will need the following:
*A third sink and hand washing sink (it was originally designed with two; to pass most state inspections, you will need a third sink). You will need to replace the seals on pipes on existing sinks.
*Driveshaft will eventually need to be replaced. (It’s hard to find neutral and reverse) I was quoted $1,600 last year to rebuild.
*Stop sign on the truck will need to be replaced (if that’s important to you)
*Company logo will need to be removed.
*This unit is being SOLD AS-IS.