1984 S10 V-8 Topless on 2040-cars
Leechburg, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a southern truck and absolutely Rust Free and straight never wrecked [No putty or bondo]. Under neath is spotless and isn't all covered in undercoating hiding rust Has 350 2 barrel turbo 350 transmission 411 posi rear end. has factory air that actually works but I took the top and put a roll bar in it so if you want to put removable hardtop back on you have to take the roll bar out. which can be done in a minutes.I like it without. I had a cover made so when its out side in the rain it keeps the inside dry but its not made to drive with it on but you can in a pinch.the paint is flaking some places{there's still white paint under neath] but it still presentable and the cloth bench seat is wore thru on passenger side. It has new brakes and hardware on all 4 wheels disc on front dual exhaust with dual cats if you need emission 235 15 Michelin's on corvette rally wheels. this truck would pass inspection any state You could not build this truck for what I want for it. Yes I do have the top and it goes with it.and a lower ratio rear end if you want to drive it more often that goes with it also got any questions call 412-848-6809
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