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1987 Chevy S-10 Pickup Hot Rod 350 Restomod Easy Project, No Guess Work !! Nr on 2040-cars

US $1,300.00
Year:1987 Mileage:999999
Location:

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

West Palm Beach, Florida, United States

1987 Chevy S10 V8 Conversion NO RESERVE !        It has a 350 V8 and a Turbo 350 Trans.                                 Great Father/Son Project or Weekend Wrench Guy.....Cheap Fun...No Reserve !

This was a running and driving truck. I have had all different cars, some big buck ones but this car was a blast...Just Cool
This thing was a rocket......  (Some of the best fun I had since I was a kid) "LIKE THE OLD DAYS" without the worries of a 6,000 paint job or a frame off restoration... 

About 5 months ago the engine broke. I have no idea what happened, I went to start it one day and it would not crank right, Then the oil came out of the breather as I was cranking it and then it wouldn't even do that. So I think its safe to say its (Broke Bad). I have had zero time to fix it. Thought I would thats why I kept it this long (but it isn't happening) time to sell :( 

The rest of it I will try to describe as best as I can....


The Good news:

 The V8 Conversion is already done and been tested. 
 This truck is fast and mean when running, its got the sick flowmaster tone and the turbo 350 shifted great. 
 I kept the stock serpentine system. The blinkers work, the power steering works, I never tested the heat (FLA) but I pretty sure it works too.
 ( Its just a swap over or fix to get this baby rolling again).
  Carb,Cam, Headers, alum. radiator, electric fans, full flowmaster exhaust all the way to the back,
  Full Autometer gauges (and they all work including gas gauge and speedo are all hooked up already)
  Interior is pretty nice, the little fold out seats are cool and mint. Custom Dash plus all covers under hood etc. and I am sure I forgot something.
 
 This truck is very soild and is not rotted out or nothing.
 This truck drives nice and tight/ there were no crazy rattles and goes straight as an arrow.   

 All the nickel and dime stuff that you will need to start from scratch on a base project........$$

 The Bad News:
  
 (Besides the internals in the engine) The clearcoat is peeling most on the hood and roof. Picture This ( Hot Rod Black on Hood Roof and both front fenders for a paint layout and leave it  from the doors  back blue.) or something cool like that......That was my plan...
 Some little dents, the worst is the top of front fender (pass side) and the back driver side corner and driver tail light got cracked. (backed the boat into it.. ouch),  but I have a good set of stockers that  come with it). There is a tear in the driver seat base. The front bumper is tacked to the frame rails because somebody at one point damaged the tips where it connects (Bumper looks Ok) (SEE PIC)  
 The radio is not connected only because I never did the final cover on the custom console. The a/c is there, it just needs a couple of parts to get that working too.
 I had z28 camaro wheels on it (Sorry their on my other car now) So I put the stock wheels back on it to get it around. (SLEEPER?) If you decide to keep these on here, you will need tires.


 Yes, this truck needs some stuff but it is an easy project without all the guess work, (Just the fun we knew on these NO BRAINER BULIDS) and I hope some of the younger guys are still getting into  this  "Great Hobby" as well. 

 Plus save some money, LOTS OF VALUE IN PARTS HERE and have some fun in the process. 
 Its not a 30 grand car.....Fix the motor/ Slap on some Primer and have a blast without the big bucks that never get done anyway....
 Its one of those cars...( IS THAT NOT WHAT THIS IS ALL SUPPOSED TO BE ABOUT ANYWAY?)
 
 This auction is budget minded for someone who really wants it and does not have a lot to spend, that wants something thats to cool and complete to part out...... (The price is what the metals worth)
 NO RESERVE..........
 
If you are coming to get it or have it picked up I will of course help the driver get it loaded on the hauler anyway I can. It will need to be picked up in Port St. Lucie FLA. (about 45mins from West Palm Beach) 


                                                 .........Thanks !!






 The Item is described to the best of my knowledge and is used and therefore is sold as is and I have the right to end the auction early due to local sale.
 Item will not ship until full payment is clear.

   


 

 

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