'97 S-10 S10 Shaved & Bagged & Lowered Custom Mintruck / Lowrider on 2040-cars
Meridian, Idaho, United States
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It breaks my heart to sell my truck, but alas - I could use the money and I don't drive it that much anymore. Contact me for more pictures and any questions. Modifications: Exterior -- Shaved door handles. -- Shaved tail lights. -- Custom flame tail lights (see Images). -- Shaved wiper nozzles. -- Shaved radio antenna. -- Shaved rear steps (originally a step-side). -- Shaved with steel, not fiber glass! -- Shaved tailgate, smooth body lines. -- Shaved rear bumper. -- Smooth wiper cowl. -- Custom paint. Marbleized with blue candy top cote. -- Aftermarket front bumper cover / air damn with halogens. -- White turn signals. -- Flush bed cover - covered in white vinyl. Wheels -- 18 inch CABO 10 spoke chrome rims. -- 40 series tires like new. -- See Images. Suspension -- Air Bagged / Air Suspension. -- Lays frame. -- Rear Notched. -- 5 gallon tank. -- 10 Switches / dashboard pressure readout. Interior -- Black / Blue crushed velvet interior. -- 3 12 inch JL subs w/DEI 1100D amp. -- TV with antenna and component input. -- Custom blue flame fading tint. -- White gauges. $7500 - reasonable offers accepted. |
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