1983 S-10 / 1954 F-100 Rat Rod Hot Rod Street Rod Custom Pickup Truck on 2040-cars
Clear Spring, Maryland, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1983
Make: Chevrolet
Drive Type: rwd
Model: S-10
Mileage: 119,219
Trim: n/a
1983 S-10 cab and frame with 1954 Ford front sheet metal and bed. Grille and hood narrowed 6",hood pancaked 4" and lengthened 2" at back. All four fenders shortened 9 1/2" . Bed floor and wheel wells are original S-10, cut to fit '54 bed sides. Maintains origianal bed mounting points on frame. Hidden hitch reciever behind license plate. Drop blocks on rear axel and 2" drop spindles on front. Original wiring up to '54 lighting on corners. New battery. 4.3 V6 with 500cfm edelbrock carb and turbo 350 transmission. Power steering , power disc/drum brakes. Custom shop hot rod flatz midnight blue paint. Runs and drives great.
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