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U.S.Post Office mail delivery vans
What does the Post Offices do with those vans when they get old enough?
What engines do the vans have? I assume they have automatic transmissions. cuhulin |
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On Mar 5, 5:33 pm, wrote:
> What does the Post Offices do with those vans when they get old enough? > What engines do the vans have? I assume they have automatic > transmissions. > cuhulin Like a previous poster stated, the ones that I've seen had a GM platform. I've talked to some people who have got them at an auction. Not sure about needing to be a postal employee. About a year ago our UPS driver came with a new Dodge/Mercedes van. I asked her what they do with the old ones. She told me they got crushed. Her old one had a one week old tranny and tires that had only a few hundred miles on them and they crush all of the van. She told me they don't sell parts to the public or reunse any of the parts because of courtroom liability. You wonder why shipping costs are so high. |
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> wrote in message ... > What does the Post Offices do with those vans when they get old enough? > What engines do the vans have? I assume they have automatic > transmissions. > cuhulin Search for the General Accounting Office website, and you should be able to find what is up for sale/auction. I found it recently, but didnt make a bookmark for it. |
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