Street Legal Pro Street Bagged S10 on 2040-cars
Des Moines, Iowa, United States
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Street Legal Pro Street S10 built to race and ready for the road! 1996 S10 fully bagged with 2 pumps and 2 air tanks. Brass knuckle controls on the inside and controls on the key pad also. Fully built 350 Holley 650 carb. Less than 1000 miles since motor was built double hump heads ported and polished nasty, loppy cam roller rockers flat top pistons 4 core aluminum radiator aluminum reservour drop spindlers after market larger alternator electric fan plus lots more Fully built Tranny 350 shift kit 4:10 gears Camaro rear end new brakes Truck lays frame and firewalls moved so rims tuck C notched 4 link rear suspension aftermarket upper and lower controls arms Ostrich interior, custom leather and ostrich seats, ostrich head liner and visors. New carpet. Custom fiber glass dash Shaved everything! Door handles, tail gate and 3rd brake light all shaved. Doors on key pad poppers. License plate shaved and set inside tail gate. Racing fuel cell and yellow top optima battery. Alpine stereo. 18" wheels with good tires This truck runs great and looks great, attention getter for sure! |
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