1984 Chevrolet S10 Blazer Pro-street Stroker 383 Project on 2040-cars
Fort Worth, Texas, United States
This Blazer has a 383 stroker motor a Th400 trans and a Ford 9in. 4.11 geared rear end. Four wheel disc brakes and two inch drop front spindles. With a ProCharger it ran mid nines. Then it was left to sit for about fifteen years. The wheels are not shiney but the paint is OK. The interior is very good . Actual mileage is around 40,000 but the working Cyber-Dyne dash doesn't show it. The front sheet metal is off the car and the engine is stripped to a short block. The block needs to be pulled and the bores honed. There is no ridge in the cylinders. I do have all the sheetmetal including dual electric fans with a Griffin aluminum radiator..... The engine has less than 400 miles on it and it was built to be supercharged. I have bought all new parts to put the engine together including aluminum heads a Holley 870 carb all billet brackets, pulleys, SS hardware a new distributor, wires. Chrome alternator. It has a Victor Jr intake and Tri-Y headers. If it doesn't sell it is going into the shop. The only reason I'm trying to sell it this way is because the shop is 130 miles away round trip. This is a very nice car that needs more mechanical ability than money. Ask for more info. 817-568-0152 |
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Autoblog fan favorite car ads from Super Bowl XLIX
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