Vehicle Description
1984 Chevrolet S10 Pickup When talking about the 80s model Chevy
S10 pickup the words fast and badass probably don't often come up.
Well one cruise around the block in this custom is sure to forever
change the way you think about the S10 pickups. This custom pro
street truck is not even close to what it came out of the factory
looking like. It underwent a complete overhaul and was built up
extremely well to be one of the toughest looking trucks on the
road. It is coated in a very nice red paint with custom racing
stripes that have ghosted flames running up onto the hood. The
stock hood was replaced with a tall cowl hood that has been
modified to expose the Wild Bill scoop. The front bumpers are
painted to match the body and a custom billet grill was added. In
the rear a custom roll pan was created to house custom taillights
and the rear gate has been molded in with a custom spoiler. The
truck has a full roll cage which is exposed in the bed and painted
Red. Looking at the side profile of the truck it is very obvious
it's something you don't want to bet against. The truck rolls
around on Weld racing wheels with wide Mickey Thompsons in the
rear. Spinning those Mickeys is the built up 350 c.i. Chevy motor
poking out from the hood. It has been fitted with dual 4 barrel
Edelbrock carburetors, an Edelbrock tunnel ram, a gear drive,
chrome Chevy valve covers, custom hoses and much more. Topping it
all off is possibly one of the toughest looking air cleaners money
can buy, the shotgun scoop. It is nicely incorporated into the hood
due to being painted to match the stripes. A turbo 350 automatic
transmission with 3500 stall converter paired with a Ford 9"
positraction 3.73 gear rear end delivers power to the rear wheels.
Power disc brakes are used throughout as well as a power steering
system. The ceramic coated Flowmaster exhaust is routed out of the
sides and delivers the perfect sound for a truck like this. High
back racing seats sit in the interior and are fitted with 4 point
harnesses. The dash has been customized with aluminum as were the
door panels on both sides. Pro Comp ultra light Autometer gauges
were added to the dash with a large tachometer with shift light
mounted on top. Other nice interior components include the Grant GT
steering wheel, Lokar shifter, Sony AM/FM/CD/Mp3 player and Sony
speaker box. The bed of the truck has a Black liner and was
modified to make room for the large rear wheels. It also now holds
the fuel cell and optima battery. This pickup has no problem
turning heads and is a hit wherever it goes. A ton of work has been
put into transforming the truck into what it is today and it has
been very well cared for since. You couldn't come close to building
it for the asking price of $41,350.00!
