Box Truck Trucks For Sale in Oregon
59 box truck trucks available from dealers in Oregon
Box trucks (straight trucks or van trucks) have an enclosed cargo body permanently mounted to the cab and chassis — no separate trailer. They are the backbone of local delivery, moving, and last-mile logistics, available in Class 4 through Class 7 with body lengths from 12 to 26 feet.
Popular Box Truck Makes in Oregon
Top Cities for Box Truck in Oregon
Other Truck Types in Oregon
2022 Freightliner M2 106
$72,75095,507 mi
Clackamas, OR
2022 International MV
$72,00066,886 mi
Clackamas, OR
2021 Isuzu
$50,75032,229 mi
Portland, OR
2022 International MV
Common Uses for Box Truck Trucks in Oregon
- Last-mile parcel and package delivery (USPS, UPS, Amazon-style routes)
- Moving and storage company operations
- Food and beverage distribution — dry goods, snacks, beverages
- Appliance and furniture retail delivery
- Medical supply, linen, and laundry distribution
- Small contractor and trade tool hauling
What to Look for When Buying a Box Truck in Oregon
- Body length — 12 to 26 feet; 16 and 22 ft are most common for urban delivery
- GVWR — Class 4 (14,001–16,000 lbs) through Class 7 (26,001–33,000 lbs); Class 6 at 19,501–26,000 lbs is the sweet spot for delivery
- Liftgate — hydraulic or tuck-under; essential for ground-level loading without a dock
- Transmission — automatic is standard for stop-and-go city routes
- Body material — aluminum is lighter and rust-resistant; steel is cheaper but heavier
- Side door and rear door style — swing-out, roll-up, or side-access cargo doors
Box Truck Price Ranges in Oregon
Box Truck Financing in Oregon
Box Truck Financing for Owner-Operators in Oregon
Owner-operators in Oregon can finance new and used box truck trucks through dealer financing programs, commercial lenders, and SBA loans. Most Oregon dealers offer in-house financing with flexible down payments and terms from 36 to 84 months.
Commercial Truck Loan Options in OR
Financing a box truck in Oregon is available through banks, credit unions, and specialty commercial lenders. Rates depend on credit score, down payment, and the truck's age and condition. Dealers listed on TruckRadar can connect you with financing options directly.
Fleet & Equipment Financing in OR
Fleet buyers in Oregon can access equipment financing lines of credit for purchasing multiple box truck trucks. Dealers across Oregon offer volume pricing and dedicated fleet financing programs. Contact dealers directly through each listing.
Box Truck Truck FAQ
Do I need a CDL to drive a box truck?
It depends on GVWR. Box trucks with a GVWR of 26,000 lbs or less do not require a CDL. Most Class 4–6 box trucks fall under this threshold. Class 7 trucks (26,001–33,000 lbs GVWR) do require a Class B CDL.
What is the difference between a Class 4, 5, 6, and 7 box truck?
Class 4 (14,001–16,000 lbs GVWR) trucks include vehicles like the Ford F-450 and Isuzu NPR. Class 5 (16,001–19,500 lbs) includes the Ford F-550 and GMC 5500. Class 6 (19,501–26,000 lbs) includes the International MV and Freightliner M2. Class 7 (26,001–33,000 lbs) includes the International HV and Kenworth T370. The higher the class, the more payload capacity — but also the stricter licensing requirements.
How many miles does a typical box truck last?
A well-maintained Class 5–6 box truck with a diesel engine (Cummins, Navistar DT, or GM Duramax) can run 300,000–500,000 miles. High-mileage delivery box trucks are common — look for chassis condition, rust, and whether the body is structurally sound, not just engine miles.
Finding the Right Box Truck in Oregon
TruckRadar.Ai aggregates box truck trucks for sale from dealers across Oregon into one searchable platform. Every listing includes VIN, year, mileage, engine specs, photos, and direct dealer contact information.
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All box truck listings on TruckRadar.Ai are sourced directly from Oregon dealers — not aggregators — so you see the most accurate, up-to-date inventory available in the state. Financing options are available through most Oregon dealers listed on our platform.
