1999 Chevrolet S10 350 Tbi V8 on 2040-cars
Gagetown, Michigan, United States
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NO RESERVE here for sale is a 1999 s10 that has a 350 TBI engine and 700r4 trans swapped in. having fuel injection vs carb is definitely a nice thing! The truck runs and drives quite well, and has a lot of power. Its a late 80's/early 90's engine out of a truck or van, and I believe the engine is all stock. I have replaced many things on this truck; new parts include: fuel pump, fuel pressure regulator, idle air control valve, intake manifold gasket, front shocks, new flowmaster 44series exhaust, and newer leaf springs in the rear. the truck itself is very solid for an s10 of this age. rockers are great, box is very very clean, doors are solid, and cab corners are good too. there is a very very little bit of bubbling on the cab corner (see picture), but if taken care of soon, it wouldnt be a big problem. there is a little bit of surface rust on the bottom corners of the box, where the paint has chipped off (see pictures). All in all, the truck is pretty dang solid and straight, but it does have some scratches and scrapes here and there. The stock gauges aren't hooked up (exception of battery gauge), but it does have aftermarket oil pressure and temp gauges mounted on the pillar. The blower motor box on the firewall was removed for the engine installation, but never replaced (i do not have it), but it shouldnt be a big deal to put one on. Overall, its a good running and driving truck that could use a few things here and there. it would take quite a while to explain every aspect of this truck, so if you would like more info, or have any specific questions, please message me. i will be as honest as i possibly can, its a waste of everyone's time if im not. also, i can send you a video of the truck if you are interested, just message me.
i reserve the right to end the auction early if the vehicle sells locally. Thanks |
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