Carter Chevrolet - Okarche, OK, est. 1973Commercial Trucks · In Stock Now

Service body trucks for sale near Oklahoma City: 13 Stahl utility bed Silverados in stock, no upfit wait

By Jason Leck, General Manager · Carter Chevrolet, Okarche, OK · Updated October 5, 2026 · Inventory and prices as of that date; live list here.

Quick answer Carter Chevrolet has 13 new 2026 Silverado 2500HD 4WD work trucks on the lot with Stahl service bodies already installed by OEM Truck Equipment, our sister company next door in Okarche. Prices run $63,900 to $69,348 for an open service body and $76,573 for the enclosed utility body, truck and body together, no doc fee. Pick one, drive it home this week, and skip the eight-to-twelve-week upfit wait most dealers quote.

13service body trucks in stock
4CM flatbeds in stock
$0doc fee or addendum
0 wkupfit wait on in-stock units

What’s on the lot right now

Every truck below is a 2026 Silverado 2500HD Work Truck, four-wheel drive, Summit White, 6.6L V8 gas (401 hp, 464 lb-ft) with the 10-speed Allison automatic. The price shown is our Friends of Carter price for the truck and the installed body, before tax and tag. Click a stock number for photos and the window sticker.

Stock Truck Body Price
30183 2500HD WT, Crew Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service bed $63,900
30637 2500HD WT, Double Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service bed $65,298
30441 2500HD WT, Double Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service body w/ flip tops $66,305
30638 2500HD WT, Double Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service body w/ ladder rack $66,573
30608 2500HD WT, Double Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service bed $67,298
30607 2500HD WT, Double Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service bed $67,298
30465 2500HD WT, Crew Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service bed $67,348
30631 2500HD WT, Double Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service body w/ flip tops $67,982
30632 2500HD WT, Double Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service body w/ flip tops $68,305
30509 2500HD WT, Crew Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service body w/ flip tops $68,355
30620 2500HD WT, Double Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service body w/ ladder rack $68,573
30609 2500HD WT, Crew Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl service bed $69,348
30594 2500HD WT, Crew Cab 4WD, 6.6L V8 gas Stahl enclosed utility body $76,573

Prices include current GM incentives and change when GM changes them. First responder and military offers ($500 each) are not included above. Units sell; the upfitted inventory page is always current.

Which Stahl body is which

Service bed ($12,975 installed)

The standard open service body: lockable compartments down both sides, open cargo floor in the middle, through-bed storage, rear bumper step. The right answer for most plumbers, electricians, HVAC and general maintenance trucks.

Service body with flip tops ($13,982)

Same body, but the top of each side compartment hinges up so you can load long items (conduit, pipe, rebar) from above and get at the compartments without opening every door. Popular with electricians and irrigation crews.

Service body with ladder rack ($14,250)

Open service body with a full-length over-cab ladder rack. If your crew carries extension ladders, conduit or pipe daily, this saves you buying and installing a rack later.

Enclosed utility body ($20,200)

Side compartments plus a fully enclosed, lockable cargo area with rear doors. Weather-tight for tools and parts that can’t ride in the open, and it doubles as a secure parts room on the job site. One in stock (Stock 30594).

Service body vs. flatbed vs. pickup bed

Service body

  • Tools and parts organized and locked, reachable from the curb
  • Open center for a compressor, welder or crane
  • Best for trades that work out of the truck all day
  • Adds about 1,000 lb to the truck

Flatbed

  • Open deck, usually with a gooseneck ball and stake pockets
  • Best for hauling pallets, hay, equipment and towing heavy trailers
  • Cheapest body to add ($7,995 for a CM flatbed)
  • Four in stock on 3500HD chassis cabs; see flatbed trucks

Factory pickup bed

  • Cheapest to buy, best resale to retail buyers
  • Tools ride in a toolbox or under a topper
  • Fine for a supervisor’s truck or light use
  • No organized storage; you will dig

Why 2500HD and not a half-ton or a 3500

A service body adds roughly 1,000 pounds before you load a single tool. A Silverado 1500 will carry it, but with little payload left for the job. The 2500HD gives you a 10,000-plus-pound GVWR, so you have roughly 3,000 pounds of payload after the body for tools, parts, a compressor and a crew. A 3500HD single-rear-wheel makes sense when you are adding a crane or carrying heavy stock, and the 3500 chassis cab is the right base for a flatbed or a mechanic body with a crane, which is what our four flatbeds are built on.

All 13 service body trucks here are 4WD. In Oklahoma that is not a luxury; it is what gets you onto a muddy job site in March and back out.

Built next door, serviced right here

OEM Truck Equipment at 210 W Oklahoma Ave has been upfitting GM, Ram and Ford trucks since 1985 and distributes Stahl, Reading and CM bodies. That matters for three reasons:

  • One deal, one title, one payment. The body is on the vehicle invoice, so it finances with the truck. No separate upfitter bill.
  • No shipping the truck somewhere. Most dealers sell you a chassis and send it to an upfitter two states away. Ours drives 100 yards.
  • Body warranty and service in the same place as the truck. If a compartment latch fails in year two, you bring it to the same lot that does your oil changes.

Want something not on the lot? We can build a Stahl or Reading body, add a crane, inverter, air compressor, drawer packages or a CM bed on a new chassis. Lead time depends on chassis availability, so if you need the truck working before year-end, buy one of the thirteen above.

Section 179 and the December 31 problem

If you want a 2026 deduction, the truck has to be in service by December 31, 2026. A truck ordered in November and delivered in January is a 2027 deduction. That is the practical reason in-stock service body trucks matter right now. For 2026, Section 179 allows up to $2.56 million in first-year expensing, 100% bonus depreciation is back, and a service body truck is exempt from the $32,000 heavy-SUV cap because its cargo area is over six feet long and not reachable from the cab. Full plain-English rundown with examples using these exact trucks: Section 179 for work trucks in Oklahoma. We are not your accountant; check with yours.

Who buys these

Plumbing and HVAC

Open service bed or flip tops. Fittings and tools in the compartments, water heater or condenser in the center. Many add a ladder rack for PVC and copper.

Electrical and low-voltage

Flip-top body with ladder rack. Conduit and ladders up top, wire reels and hand tools below. Add an inverter if you run power tools off the truck.

Oilfield and pipeline service

4WD is the whole point. Enclosed utility body if you carry instruments and parts that can’t take dust and rain. Crew cab for the crew.

Municipal, co-op and facility maintenance

Fleet pricing on multiple units, government and co-op financing, and a body that will still be organized in year eight. Ask about ordering matching units.

How buying one works if you’re in the OKC metro

  1. Pick a stock number

    From the table above or the live list. Tell us which trade you are in and we will tell you if a different body on the lot fits better.

  2. Get a real number

    Out-the-door price with tax and tag, trade value if you have one, and a payment through GM Financial or your bank. No doc fee, no addendum, no surprises at signing.

  3. Sign where you are

    Most of our commercial buyers never drive to Okarche. Paperwork can be handled remotely and the truck is delivered free anywhere in the OKC metro.

  4. Put it to work

    Service at Carter or any Chevy dealer for the chassis; body work right here. Fleet accounts get one contact for both.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a service body truck cost at Carter Chevrolet?

Right now our in-stock Stahl service body trucks run from about $63,900 to $69,400 for a 2026 Silverado 2500HD WT 4WD with the body installed, and $76,573 for the enclosed utility body. That is the truck and the body together, taxes and tags extra. Carter does not charge a doc fee or an addendum. Prices move with GM incentives, so the live upfitted inventory page is the source of truth.

Do I have to order a service body truck and wait for the upfit?

Not for the units on this page. These trucks are already built and sitting on our lot in Okarche. If you want a different body, chassis, or option set, we can build it next door at OEM Truck Equipment, but a custom build on a new chassis typically takes several weeks to a few months depending on chassis availability and body lead times.

What is the difference between a service body, a utility body and a utility bed?

Nothing. They are three names for the same thing: a truck body with lockable compartments down both sides and an open or covered cargo area in the middle. Stahl calls it a service body; a lot of Oklahoma buyers call it a utility bed.

Can I finance the body with the truck?

Yes. The body is part of the vehicle, so it goes on one contract through GM Financial or your bank or credit union, and the whole thing is on one title. Fleet and commercial financing options are on our commercial truck financing page.

Does a service body truck qualify for the Section 179 deduction?

Generally yes, and without the heavy-SUV cap. A 2500HD is rated well over 6,000 lb GVWR, and a service body is a cargo area longer than six feet that you cannot reach from the cab, which is the test that exempts a vehicle from the SUV limit. The truck has to be in service by December 31 and used more than 50% for business. See our Section 179 work truck guide and talk to your CPA.

Do you deliver work trucks to Oklahoma City or Edmond?

Yes. Free delivery of a purchased vehicle to your home or shop anywhere in the OKC metro is included. Okarche is about 35 minutes from downtown OKC if you would rather come see the compartments open.

What is the warranty on the Stahl body?

The Chevrolet chassis carries the normal GM new-vehicle warranty (3 years/36,000 miles bumper-to-bumper, 5 years/60,000 miles powertrain). The Stahl body carries its own manufacturer warranty, and because OEM Truck Equipment installed it, body service is handled right here rather than at a third-party shop across town.

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Jason Leck, General Manager, Carter Chevrolet. Carter has been selling and upfitting work trucks in Okarche since 1973; OEM Truck Equipment, our sister company next door, has built bodies since 1985. Questions about a specific unit: 405-546-1147.

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Carter Chevrolet, 214 W Oklahoma Ave, Okarche, OK 73762. Sales 405-546-1147. Free delivery in the OKC metro.

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