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Adam writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 Maxi Cab Review
Pros4.3 liter V6 kicks some booty!! ConsGM truck bodies in the earlyh 1990's sucked major donkey balls so my truck is pretty rusty.
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Reliable And Rusty:) — love the s-10 line of trucks. I am on my second one and though a little primitive, they have excellent power and are relativley problem free, on top of being cheap to fix. The 4.3 liter V6 is one of GM's best motors and is still in use to this day Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Matthew writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 Maxi Cab 4WD Review
ProsAffordable, best of all worlds of small trucks ConsRust, Maintence
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You Love It Or You Don't — For a 92 small pickup, its a decent truck. It is pretty solid, and can pull a lot more than I thought... its a little too light for serious pulling, it will spin and its hard to stop a load especially on gravel. Its has some decent torque as well. Personally, I really like the way it handles. I have drove some Rangers, and they feel very unresponsicve if you're wipping them around a corner. The s10, you can feel it in the wheel. Thats just my opinion. Mileage isn't great. I recently converted to an electric fan, and thats helped a bit. Maintence can really be a pain because everything is so tightly pack in. I always have to remove something or another to get at the problem. Age and MN roads will take their toll in the common areas, like the rear corners of the cab and work forward. Appearance, thats all in the eyes of you. Owners of them usually love them, other people are wonderin why you drive something like that. The look has grown on me foresure. I have always liked a truck with a street stance, and its not common to have that with a 4x4, and in rural MN 4x4 is a must. Fun factor, a little personalization, like a aftermarket muffler to give it a moddest zone, and any other mods to style it for you... and it can't be a fun little truck to cruise in. It also doesn't have cut out, so if you wanna get it up to 115 mph, go for it. Yes it will, atleast mine has... Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Kirk writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 2-Door Regular Cab Review
Prosgood power. handles well. tows well too for the size. Constwo tone paint known to peel.
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Good Little Truck — the 4.3 has plenty of power for whatever you need, and still gets just under 20 mpg in the city. body wise, i have the two tone blue and grey paint. the gray is known to peel, mine isnt looking so hot right now. the truck itself is pretty strong, i havent had any problems with things breaking on me. overall, it is a good little truck. |
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John writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 2-Door Regular Cab Review
Pros5 speed transmission, 4.3 litre v-6, longbox, s10 Consstandard cab, one wheel wonder, s10
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Best 2wd Pickup — A 1992 pickup bought as my first vehicle. Long box, 5 speed, power steering, A/C, crank windows, regular locks, 4.3 liter v-6, two tone blue. What else can I say about it other than the fact that I miss it. Had 100,000 miles on it when I got it. Made it out and back to Wyoming from Minnesota, brothers ford couldn't even make the trip once one way. Transmission liked to jump out of 3rd gear towards the end. Don't ever remember putting any parts in it in the 4 years I had it, other than oil and tires. Trying to find another 92 s10 like this one. |
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madmopar writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 2-Door Regular Cab Review
Prosgood fuel economy Cons4cyl not very powerful 
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Tim writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 2-Door Regular Cab Review
ProsIts a very light truck with a small block V8....need I say more? ConsMinor electrical issues.
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The Beast — 1992 S10 350ci V8, 2WD, 4sp automatic shift kit. Estimated 220hp, no clue on torque but its a monster (breaks loose in 3rd gear at 45mph). Absolute blast to drive besides the fact that it is slammed so every little bump radiates through the dash board!!! Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Sean writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 2-Door Regular Cab Review
Prosthis car was there for me everytime that I needed it Consthe rust
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Great Dependable Winter Truck — I thoroughly enjoyed this vehicle. b ought it for nearly nothing and it lasted me for a long time and never left me stranded. I was able to use this truck for anything that needed a truck for with no problems. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
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Christian writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 2-Door Regular Cab Review
Prosits small and good on gas Consthat its a 2wd
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Its A Easy Car To Fix If Any Thang Goses Wrong With Them — Its for of a sports truck im the second owner i bought it for $1250 and i put about $1000 in it . runs great its nice and clean im in the middle of painting its going to be dark blue im making it in to a street truck Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Dustin writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 2-Door Regular Cab Review
ProsThe power ConsThe gas mileage
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Stroked 92 Chevy S-10 — 383 storker 468hp, All new bushings and shocks front and rear, So far i have bout 6 grand in the truck total, It gets bout 7 miles to the gallon, This truck is a blast to drive, So far i have not needed to repair it and no rattles thank god Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Robby writes:
1992 Chevrolet S-10 2-Door Regular Cab Review
Prosit runs Consit doesn't run
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