2004 Chevrolet Express 2500 Cargo Van

The SMRLD Board of Trustees’ Resolution on Disposal and Disposition of Six Mile Regional Library District Property with a Unit Value of $1,000 or Less outlines the terms under which Library property may be sold.  

Six Mile Regional Library District has a 2004 Chevrolet Express 2500 cargo van for sale.  The current mileage is 273,172.  It is in fair condition and needs mechanical and cosmetic repairs.  According to the Kelley Blue Book, its value ranges between $1,165 and $2,962.  The minimum bid value, calculated at 75% of the Kelley Blue Book’s private sale in fair condition, is $874.

The van has been regularly maintained.  Any logos/decals will be removed before pickup, and the van is sold as-is.  No warranty is given or implied.  Photos and additional information are available on the auction website.  A new battery was installed in June 2025.

You may inspect the van by appointment Monday through Friday, 8 am to 3 pm.  To schedule an appointment or request additional information, please contact Facilities Manager Patrick Carney at facilities@smrld.org or (618) 419-9159.

To bid on the van, you must first create a 32auctions account.  Please refer to the “Create An Account” page on the auction website for assistance with setting up an account.  Library staff can also help you with your account creation during regular Library hours (see below). 

The auction opens Tuesday, Jul 8, 2025And closes Tuesday, Jul 22, 2025

Regular library hours: Monday 9-6, Tuesday through Thursday 11-8, Friday & Saturday 9-6

The Six Mile Regional Library District is a public library district with two libraries located in Granite City, in Madison County, Illinois. We provide library service to the communities of Granite City, Mitchell, and Pontoon Beach and are funded through local property taxes. Along with traditional library services, we also provide "things" to check out, we are a passport application acceptance facility, we sell Illinois Department of Natural Resources fishing and hunting licenses, and much more. Learn more about us at www.smrld.org