1989 Chevrolet S10 Base Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Fort Knox, Kentucky, United States
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1989 Chevy S10 Pick Up
(rebuilt title), with 252,00 original miles, it has a V6 (4.3L) engine with the
following Upgrades: Summit
racing performance intake and carburetor, Edelbrock valve covers, Summit
racing spark plug wires, Bosch Ion Fusion spark plugs, chrome mechanical
gauges, 4-speed (700R4) Automatic transmission (gear shifter is on the floor),
Flow Master performance series dual exhaust, 15” Aluminum racing wheels with
15”- 50 series tires in the rear and 15”- 70 series tires in the front, I’ve
also included pictures with a set of 18” Chrome wheels with 18”- 40 series
tires if you are interested (price will be different) The truck is painted blue
with gray racing stripes, custom flip up hood with electronic hood release,
bucket seats, new carpet, center console on the floor and a center console in
the ceiling, Shifter was taken out of the column and put in the floor, chrome
side bars, Pioneer AM/FM MP3 Player, with Pioneer 2 way speakers in the back panel and dash, blue LED lights mounted
under the dash. I’m asking $2300 with the chrome wheels and $1800 with the
aluminum wheels. Serious offers only, (Price Is Negotiable), if you need any additional information, email me or call. (240) 671-0692 |
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Very sharp 4door s-10 this truck is super sharp
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