This 2001 Chevrolet S-10 Custom is an absolutely top-shelf build,
completed with incredible attention to detail. The quality and fit
and finish are so impressive, it looks like something Chevrolet
could have built from the factory.Under the hood sits a
professionally rebuilt LS2 V8 with only approximately 2,500 miles,
paired with an overdrive automatic transmission. It's equipped with
power steering, power disc brakes, and ice-cold air conditioning,
making this S-10 just as enjoyable to drive as it is to look at.Pop
the hood and you'll find a flawless, show-quality engine
compartment that demonstrates the level of craftsmanship throughout
the entire truck. The exterior paint is equally impressive,
featuring a beautiful deep-gloss finish with outstanding shine.The
suspension has been properly set up with CalTracs in the rear and
upgraded front spindles, giving the truck an aggressive stance
without sacrificing drivability. No tire rubbing, no shortcuts-just
a properly sorted custom build.This S-10 is simply beautiful from
every angle. The stance, drivetrain, paintwork, engine bay, and
overall execution make it clear that serious time and money went
into building this truck correctly.You truly have to see this S-10
in person to appreciate the quality. If you're looking for a
turn-key LS-powered custom truck built to a very high standard,
this one deserves your attention.
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