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Mishawaka, Indiana, United States
For sale is my custom built 1993 Silverado with an LT1 V8 from a 1996 Corvette. As the pictures will show, this is a totally custom truck with entirely too much to list on the ad, so I will touch on the highlights. For seriously interested parties, you will need to call me to get all the specifics. I have owned the truck for the past 10 years, and bought it as you see it today. I have only driven it 4,400 miles in that time, and the miles are original. It is a Louisiana truck, and was professionally built by the original owner. There is absolutely NO rust, and is a professionally built truck, built like a street rod. Adult owned and driven. Here are the highlights: Engine: Rebuilt 1996 Corvette LT1 with 350 Horspower Engle Cam Hooker headers Holley fuel injection Be Cool aluminum radiator with dual electric fans Totally chromed and detailed everywhere you look Dual Flowmaster 40 series Auburn Posi-Trac rear end with 4.11 gears Cal-Tracks traction bars Rebuilt 700R4 tranny with overdrive Body and Paint All stake bed holders, door handles, antenna masts, etc
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