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Tim writes:
1986 Chevrolet S-10 Review
ProsI'm the only one who has one like it. Consroadster+rain and cold= sucks
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How To Burn Through Sawsall Blades — Nothing stock left. All done in my 2 car garage. Looks kinda cool and only have about $2500 invested in whole thing. Has 350 v8 with ported quickburn heads and solid lift cam. Engine set back 9" from factory 2.8 mounts, cab set back one foot and dropped. Over two foot bobbed from frame ends. When finished (air bagging right now) will be waist high at windsheild. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Tyler writes:
1986 Chevrolet S-10 Review
ProsRe-built it myself------had fun doin it ConsHas absolutley no power at all
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1986 Chevy S-10 — Dad bought it as a project to learn how to do body work on. Was a rust bucket when I got it and turned out pretty good. Is a fun truck to jus cruise around in but not exactly one to throw you back in your seat lol Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Chris writes:
1986 Chevrolet S-10 Review
ProsPowerful, Smooth, and an experience to ride in. ConsNothing was bad on this truck.
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Full Throttle Mayhem — At 115 Horsepower, The 151 Iron Duke was a large engine for a truck that barely weighed 750 lbs. With a 4 speed Borg Warner T-5 Transmission, This truck hauled more than ass. Topping out at nearly 140 mph, this truck would shake incredibley and lift off the ground. The white walls were a nice touch, but I never completed the truck. I sold it to buy my 96. Although the truck sold for 1,200 after being completely rebuilt and originally purchased for 100 bucks. I miss it. 28 mpg. and the front end would lift if you were on a hill trying to pull out.. this truck was almost too much to handle... Almost. |
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Austin writes:
1986 Chevrolet S-10 Review
ProsGood on gas, small, nice, is great for modifications, AND ITS A CHEVY Consonly fits two people(three if you squeeze), the four cylinder is powerful, but not that fast,
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Good Little Truck ( Bangin) — This truck is Bangin'. It is small so its easy to park and clean. the enterior is stylish for that of a 1986 model. a nice truck overall. it has a 4 cylinder engine in it so it gets around 25-28 MPG. so itll save a bunch on gas. it also comes in handy when moving furniture or whatever. this truck is like a blank palet when it comes to modifications, you can jack it up and put big tires on it, or you can put 22's on it like a donk( my choice), or you can put bags on it and drop it. whatever you want can be done to this truck. you came keep the four cylinder in it for gas mileage or you can drop in a V8 for more power or make it a racer. |
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Jesse writes:
1986 Chevrolet S-10 Review
Prosfast and sexy Conspurple
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One Sexy V8ed S10 — its a mint 1986 s10 with built 355 v8 and a th350 for trans. its a american truck so there is no rust what so ever, which you just dont find in NB.everything on this truck is brand new....the motor might have 1 mile on and a few hrs of running time |
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Aaron writes:
1986 Chevrolet S-10 Review
Prosfast, fun and unique Conslooked like crap
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Fastest Thing I Ever Drove..and I Have Driven Over 20,000 Cars — belltech 5" lowering kit with rool pan bumper, 92 s10 chrome front end, shaved door handles, cowl induction hood, crushed black velvet interior, roll cage, b and m mega shifter turbo 350 trans with a shift kit, 66 327 v8 from a 66 corvette, demon 620cfm carberator, headers custom exhaust, hei distributor, no room under the hood, battery in the trunk. |
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cavaliers10 writes:
1986 Chevrolet S-10 Review
ProsGreat power reliable ConsA little old 
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Ian writes:
1986 Chevrolet S-10 Review
ProsRock Solid, amazing ConsNone!
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My Chevy S-10 — Like the ford F150, The Chevy S-10 is build to last, and Last it does!. This 20 year old truck runs and out performs my friends Ford Ranger 2003. The Chevy S-10 was one of if not the best car chevy has rolled out of there factory. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
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Steve writes:
1986 Chevrolet S-10 Review
ProsI can't remember any ConsPretty much the whole truck
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Typical High School Vehicle — It was ugly, loud, horrible on gas (it leaked what it didn't burn), uncomfortable, slow, and falling apart, but it my high school vehicle. The only major problem that developed in the year I owned it was a problem somewhere between the engine and transmission, but no one knew for sure what it was. It started me into off-roading, where the horrible ground clearance and massive lack of power and proper gears made it a non-performer. |
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