89 Chevy S10 Shortbed 5-speed Pick Up "low Mileage" on 2040-cars
Ulysses, Kansas, United States
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Okay
so I’ve got this truck I’m selling;- it’s an ’89 S-10, 2.5 liter 4-cylinder
5-speed, short bed standard cab with 97,000 miles. I bought it last year with a blown head
gasket and some front end damage (bent bumper, hood, grill). My Son and I did a valve job, bolted new metal
on the front, replaced the radiator and battery and have been driving it ever
since. It runs very well, has good
tires, brakes, clutch, glass, tracks nice-n-straight down the road, shifts
good, doesn’t have any funny noises or vibrations and the check engine light is
connected and functions as designed. With that said, it’s a 25 year old truck and although it has very low mileage it’s “been around”. The paint is just okay; it’s not peeling or cracking, it’s just not “nice” nor would it be any better with wax probably? It has a few rust spots (above the pass side rear wheel bottom of the pass-side door, and both rear cab corners), but the doors and tailgate close good, and the glass seals good so my guess is it doesn’t have any hidden major rust underneath nor has it probably ever been wreck other than the front sheet metal. If I was to keep and use this truck as a daily driver, I’d charge the AC, replace the blower motor (squirrel cage doesn't spin), install new exhaust from the catalytic converter back (currently drops in front of the rear axle so it sounds like a “young Man’s truck” :), replace the windshield wiper blades, maybe some carpet over the rubber mat, one of those dash covers that Velcro on, a head liner? and for sure a new media player. But if you need a truck to drive from point A to point B without any frills and minimal difficulty this would work fine for the low mileage, good fuel economy inexpensive truck you’ve been looking for to do just that A $200 deposit is due within 48-hours of closing and balance is due within 7-days. Paypal is preferred but not required and if you have less then a 97% rating or less then 10 transactions please contact me before bidding. I’d
like to sell before I get busy this summer so I have the truck listed both
locally as well as on Ebay. Ask for Chip Thanks
for Reading
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