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Cargo Vans for Sale in Southern California
Enclosed, lockable cargo area with no rear seating. The default choice for carrying tools, parts and materials securely.
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2024 Ford Transit
350 XLT Low Roof · Cargo Van
$39,991
- Mileage
- 49,343 mi
Listed by an outside seller, CAReference listingLast confirmed September 13, 2026 — contact seller to confirm availabilityStock #PS69328
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2024 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
907 (VS30) · Cargo Van
$110,991
- Mileage
- 1,357 mi
Listed by an outside seller, CAReference listingLast confirmed September 13, 2026 — contact seller to confirm availabilityStock #3RT175430C
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2020 Ford Transit Connect
XL · Cargo Van
$17,991
- Mileage
- 83,492 mi
Listed by an outside seller, CAReference listingLast confirmed September 13, 2026 — contact seller to confirm availabilityStock #T261106
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2019 Ford Transit Connect
XL · Cargo Van
$11,080
- Mileage
- 158,550 mi
Listed by an outside seller, CAReference listingLast confirmed September 13, 2026 — contact seller to confirm availabilityStock #C262613A-RT
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2013 Chevrolet Express
1500 · Cargo Van
$7,010
- Mileage
- 236,102 mi
Listed by an outside seller, CAReference listingLast confirmed September 13, 2026 — contact seller to confirm availabilityStock #267561A
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About cargo vans
A cargo van is an enclosed, lockable van with no rear seating. It is the default choice for trades that carry tools, parts and materials and need them secure and out of the weather. Compare cargo volume, roof height, payload and wheelbase before body style.
Best suited for
- Plumbing, electrical, HVAC and low-voltage service work
- Parcel and courier delivery with frequent stops
- Any business that wants shelving and organised parts storage
Specifications to compare
- Cargo volume (cu ft)
- Roof height
- Payload
- Wheelbase
- GVWR
Common buyer mistakes
- Choosing on cargo volume alone and then exceeding payload once the van is upfitted
- Buying a low roof to fit an existing garage, then being unable to stand inside to work
- Forgetting that shelving, racks and a partition consume several hundred pounds of payload
Verify before you buy. The guidance above is general and is not engineering advice. Payload, GVWR, towing capacity and upfit suitability must be confirmed against the specific vehicle and the manufacturer’s documentation. Specifications shown on listings are supplied by the seller and are not independently verified.

