1994 Chevrolet S10 Ss Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 4.3l on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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Hello, for sale we have a 94 S10 SS all RPO codes in the glove box are correct for A true SS! it is clean title. These trucks are going to be a collector item. The paint was painted mate black The truck is being SOLD AS IS and for pickup from Miami.
205 K MILES AFTER SERVICE PUT LIKE 3K MILES ON IT SERVICES NEW A/C COMPRESSSOR NEW A/C CONDENSER NEW A/C EVAPORATOR NEW A/C HOSES NEW A/C DRYER NEW A/C EXPANSION VALVE NEW WATER PUMP NEW SPARCK PLUGS NEW WIRE NEW DISTRIBIUTOR CAP NEW DISTRIBUITOR ROTOR NEW MSD COIL NEW BELT / PULLEYS/ TENSIONER NEW FUEL FILTER NEW SENSORS NEW MAGNAFLOW DUAL EXAUST NEW BATTERY NEW ALTERNATOR NEW STARTER NEW WINDSHIELD TIRS GOOD CONDITION NEW TRANS OIL NEW AXLE OIL NEW AXLES SEALS NEW MATE BLACK PAINT NEW FRONT SHOCKS NEW REAR SHOCKS NEW TAIL LIGHTS NEW HID HI/LOW NEW LED INTERIOR LIGHTS NEW BRAKE PADS AND ROTORS NEW FRONT BUSHINGS NEVER USED FOR CARGO CHASSIS PAINTED POR15 |
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