Tough Truck 4x4 Racer Fully Customized Chevy S10
on 2040-cars
lancaster , Pennsylvania, United States
S10 TOUGH TRUCK 4X4
Tricked Out for racing
Selling for friend who won many races with this set up
He is a race crazy man and genius at engineering and fabricating
If you want to drop your engine in a car and win you should be the buyer today
EXTRA PARTS
New Front axles
New Gears Front and Back
411's
456's
372's
Some of the custom modifications
FULL 8 point ROLL CAGE
6 Front Shocks and 4 Rear - come out of the jumps raging not hopping
Front axle/wheels track wider than rear to pull out of turns
Hydraulic Race Clutch
New Racing Snow Tires &
Custom Built wheels for this truck
Custom Lexan windshield
Custom built individual/lever action/hydraulic brake activators
Weight bars added three places to add traction (positioned low and in rear end)
Metal body mounts do not bob
Boat gas tank secured in case of rollover
Battery secured in bed
Battery wire runs through frame
Welded caps over window slot (after getting gash when rolled over)
Hundreds and hundreds of hours expended after races and before to make it faster and better than any other
Includes front end parts not in picture - grill, radiator, fan, etc
This truck won many trophy's and he will tell you all about them HA!
so many that
Buck Tractor Pulls and The Pennsylvania Farm show wouldn't let it run and claimed it was to technical for those times HA
Took to Georgia and won races there also
Have pictures and trophy's from wins - you can make copies of if you want but
Of course you will have your own soon enough if you race this machine
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