1998 S-10 Zr-2 Extra Cab 4x4 on 2040-cars
Poland, Indiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:4.3 vortec
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Drive Type: 4 wheel drive
Make: Chevrolet
Mileage: 300,000
Model: S-10
Trim: LS
This is my 1998 S-10 ZR2 I bought this in 2000 when it had 40,000 miles on it.It was my primary transportation until about a year and a half ago.I bought a new truck when I retired and this has just set.This truck is very dependable even though it has about 300,000 miles on it.It has had constant upkeep and repair over the years,with a glove compartment full of receipts to verify.Here are the options,ice cold ac that works.tw,iw,srw,pw,pdl,cc,ls package.Alpine am/fm cd player with all Alpine speakers.Spray in bedliner,and tool box.This truck has the original engine still going strong.The transmission has been rebuilt and the tires were bought about the same time,they couldn't have 1000 miles on them.I wouldn't hesitate to drive this to Florida today.Now for the bad parts.Your not buying a cherry here.THE 4WD DOES NOT WORK,I think when the transmission was replaced they may have unplugged something because it worked fine all these years.I don't know.The brakes work fine,I have driven it around now the pedal is kind of mushy,may need fluid.The body has some obvious rust here and there but I don't see any rust through.The interior is is above average shape but not perfect.The dash kind of comes and goes and sometimes you have to tap it to get it to work better.The odometer hasn't worked in years.The gas gage works as well as the speedometer and amp meter.Temp gage does not.It does not overheat.It has a recent battery.There is the Good the Bad and the Ugly.This is a very rare truck,most people bought full size so there are very few of these around.Shes my baby,hate to get rid of her but it's time.
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