2000 Chevy S-10 V8 With A 6-speed on 2040-cars
Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
Body Type:Pickup Truck
Engine:383 stroker
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Chevrolet
Model: S-10
Trim: regular cab short bed
Cab Type (For Trucks Only): Regular Cab
Drive Type: 6 speed manual transmission
Options: CD Player
Mileage: 999,999
Safety Features: Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Exterior Color: Gray
Interior Color: Gray
Warranty: as is where is
I BOUGHT THIS 2000 S-10 BECAUSE IT WAS A MINT CLEAN BODY. IT HAS NO ROT OR RUST. THE TRUCK IS IN MINT CONDITION. IT HAS SMALL DENTS AND SCRATCHES BUT THAT IS THE REASON I BOUGHT THIS TRUCK TO BUILD,SO IT LOOKS JUST LIKE A BONE STOCK TRUCK.THE PERFECT (SLEEPER).THE PAINT IS IN GREAT SHAPE. I BOUGHT THE TRUCK AND STRIPPED THE COMPLETE DRIVETRAIN AND INSTALLED A 383 STROKER WITH 550HP WITH DART HEADS, CHUCK NUYTTON 750 CARB,JE PISTONS ALL FORGE INTERNALS. IT HAS MINT SHORTY HEADERS AND A MINT DUAL FLOWMASTER EXHAUST WITH X PIPE. IT HAS ALL AUTO METER GAUGES,MSD 6AL MSD COIL,MSD DISTRIBUTER .IT ALSO HAS A ROCKLAND GEAR 6 SPEED TRANSMISSION THAT IS GOOD FOR A 1000 HP WITH A MCCLOUD THROW OUT BEARING,MCCLOUD CLUTCH,AND A MCCLOUD BLOW SHIELD.THE TRANSMISSION IS AWESOME ITS NOT SOME STOCK JUNK T56 ITS A BIGBOY BUILT 2'' OUTPUT SHAFT AND ALL UPGRADED INTERNALS. IT HAS A FOR 9'' REAR END WITH 35 SPLINE AXELS AND A SPOOL WITH 410 GEARS IN IT. IT ALSO HAS CALTRACS FOR SUSPENSION AND UPGRADED SHOCKS. THE TRUCK ONLY COMES WITH THE STOCK RIMS AND TIRES. I JUST TOOK THE SLICKS OFF MY STREET CAR TO SEE HOW THEY WOULD FITON THE TRUCK. HAS A UPGRADED FUEL LINE RAN.I SPARED NO EXPENCE WITH THIS BUILD. I PUT THE 60 SERIES FLOWMASTERS ON IT SO ITS NOT SO LOUD. I BROUGHT THE TRUCK TO A CAR SHOW AND THE GUY WAVED ME TO LEAVE THE SHOW.HE THOUGHT IT WAS A BONE STOCK S-10 SO I LET HIM HEAR THE EXHAUST AND HE SAID IM SORRY I DIDNT KNOW. IT WAS AWESOME.EVERYONE WHO SEES THE TRUCK LOVES IT AS SOON AS I POP THE HOOD. I HAVE ALOT OF $ IN THIS TRUCK .DON'T NEED TO SELL I JUST HAVE TOO MANY TOYS AND NOT ENOUGH ROOM.
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GM will make Chevy Volt production announcement tomorrow
Mon, Apr 7 2014Thing are apparently happening to get the next-generation Chevy Volt ready for public consumption. The most obvious proof is in a preview of an announcement (possibly coming tomorrow) that the two main places where General Motors gets the Volt ready -the Detroit-Hamtramck Assembly Plant and the Brownstown Township battery assembly facility - will be getting big money upgrades and lots of new positions. The Hamtramck plant builds the Volt and its fancier cousin, the Cadillac ELR, as well as the global versions of the Volt. The Detroit News reports that GM will add 1,400 jobs and spend roughly $450 million at the two locations in order to build the redesigned Volt. What's less clear is exactly what the updates will bring us. We've heard that the new volt will be a 2016 model and come on a new chassis. Speculation in The Detroit News about tomorrow's announcement runs the gamut from a new compact PHEV with less electric range and a lower price (which makes sense) to an updated Volt with more electric range (heard it before) to a new all-electric vehicle (the moon shot). If there's any hints to be gleaned in the international Volts, there are also reports coming in that the Opel brand will get an all-electric vehicle that is cheaper than the Ampera. Read into that what you will. We pestered GM's Kevin Kelly on the new Volt (again) and he said (again) that he couldn't give out any more detail other than what's been reported. He just told AutoblogGreen that there will be an announcement tomorrow and that it will be about the Hamtramck and Brownstown facilities and involve the Volt. So, stay tuned.
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Meet the mother-daughter team that's worked on almost every Chevy Volt
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