1995 Chevy S10 V-8 Hot Rod Project on 2040-cars
Joliet, Montana, United States
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I am selling my 1995 chevy s10 hot rod project. It has a lot of money into it and still needs work. It has one racing seat that needs bolted in properly before use. It has no door panels, no stereo, heater is bypassed on engine, and does not have a/c. It has a vibration when above 65 mph.
The engine is a rebuilt chevy 350 with approximately 700 miles on rebuild. I was told it has flattop pistons. It has procomp aluminum heads, comp cam and lifters, edelbrock intake and carburetor, has duel exhaust with glass packs, and is equipped with a 100 shot sniper nitrous system.
The transmission is a th350 also rebuilt with approximately 700 miles on rebuild, and is topped with a b&m shifter. The rear end is a chevy 10 bolt with a mini spool and 4:10 gears. It has some kind of small traction bars to keep the rear tires from hopping when accelerating. The rear tires have about 50 miles on them and the front tires are just a used set I put on. The paint is newer but was done by the previous owner, so it is not perfect. It has aftermarket bumpers and mirrors, and a custom grill and headlight assembly. Has all new weather stripping around the doors. Has new tall aluminum valve covers. Has new edelbrock air cleaner.
I have a clear title in hand. Vehicle is sold as is with no warranty. Buyer responsible for all pickup and transportation costs.
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