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You are bidding on a former 1986 S10 Blazer V8 conversion Show truck/race truck. The truck has right at 1000 miles on the build. Engine is a rebuilt 350 late model block pushing roughly 380 HP. I have it hooked up to a TH-350 with a 3600 stahl (the truck launches great about 3200 rpm). This trans was built to handle 650 HP(just in case I wanted to spray it or supercharge it.. was debating it but onto another project now). Currently the truck is set at stock height with 20 inch CHROME rims and good tires all the way around. The rear end is a 10 bolt posi-track with 4:11 gears. The Car will run 12 sec 1/4 miles all day. and with the size tire and rim you can drive it to and from the track 60mph = 2800 RPM. The car has a custom exhaust(which is LOUD, it competes with my big block chevelle), and has custom Halo HID headlights.

As for the interior. I say it WAS a FORMER SHOW CAR. as now I have taken a good bit of the interior out and used it for another project however. the interior I have replaced it with is still better than 98% of blazers and s10s you will see. Both bucket seats are covered. there is no center console anymore.. just the racing b&m shifter... back seat folds down fine, and I put a cd player in it with some speakers up front which will also go with the car.

As for the body and frame this is one of the best you will see... The body is a 9.9 out of 10... IT IS ABSOLUTELY RUST FREE, LASER straight' and the paint is fresh and less than a year old. It is a custom color, I called blue gun metal, with a hand done pinstripe down each side to a red chevy symbol( paint and body work were over $5000 fyi). The frame has been powder coated and then rubber coated to protect from the elements.

I also have a set of 3:42 gears that fit the rear end that I will sell with the truck, in case you'd rather have a VERY nice truck and get a little better gas mileage and go a little slower ;)

Please dont hesitate to ask any questions. I want the winning bidder to be very satisfied with the purchase, and I will be happy to give anyone any details I may have left out about the truck!!!

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