1991 4x4 Chevy S10 5spd Manual Truck W Plow on 2040-cars
Nescopeck, Pennsylvania, United States
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The truck starts and runs great, 4x4 works great, plow goes up and down, all seems to work. Pretty solid truck all rust repair was done Mig with steel, some JB weld, No Putty. The outside of the truck has been covered in Herculiner and I have a new Herculiner kit to go with the truck to finish the inside of the bed and anything else. The truck has a new battery, fresh oil and filter n air filter and the tires have nearly new tread still on them. I have the tailgate but it is rusty, A good Century fiberglass cap, Lund visor and plastic bedliner go with the truck as well. Drivers door handle is a bit broken can still open n close it, have to slam door for it to close fully.
Was last inspected and on the road in 2012. I would drive it anywhere, I believe it will pass inspection I just don't wanna pay for a plate and registration just to turn around and sell it. Would be best if you could come and see in person. Please Contact me if you're interested and we'll go from there. |
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