A beautifully customized 2000 Chevy S10 pickup truck is up for sale on eBay, and is scheduled to remain so until the evening of February 1st. The black Chevy S10 is equipped with the 4.3-liter Vortec V6 engine which does not appear to have been modified to a great extent, apart from an AIM cold air intake, a Granatelli mass airflow meter, a Hypertech programmer and a Flowmaster muffler. A lot more work has gone into the truck’s appearance, which is very distinctive.
Style-wise, the heavy lifting is done by the black paintwork, the suspension drop (two to three inches, according to the seller) and the Diablo chrome aluminum wheels wrapped in Goodyear Eagle tires measuring 225/40ZR18 up front and 275/35ZR19 at the rear.
Details include an Xtreme chrome mesh grille with polished aluminum Bow Tie logo, Ventshade tinted headlight covers, smoked LED park and turn signal lights, a Keystone hood, Street Scene sport mirrors and, for extra visual appeal during the hours of darkness, Streetglow neon purple underbody lights.
However, the ultimate styling feature is the original airbrush art on the tailgate by Ray Hill of Sprayhill. The artist is apparently so much in demand that he is already completely booked for the whole of 2021.
The Chevy S10 is currently owned by the California-based proprietor of Custom Auto Body, who bought it brand new from City Chevrolet on December 23rd 1999. Most of its running took place up to October 28th 2008, when its mileage was officially recorded at 39,719 miles. By December 12th 2018, it had reached 41,136, and it is now reported to have 41,581 miles on the clock.
The listing includes a very favorable AutoCheck report, which gives it a score of 80. Small pickups built in 2000 typically score between 50 and 66.
The seller is asking $21,995 for the custom pickup, but interested buyers can submit an offer during the remaining four weeks of the sale. For more information, check out the listing here.
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Comments
That’s no problem, I could fix that with a can of black spray paint in like five minutes. Ten if I taped off the taillights.
I miss my 1998 Sonoma extended cab with ZQ8 suspension. V6 auto. Loved that truck. GM needs to make a small truck again.
Man, I miss trucks this size.
These things are super reliable, easy to work on and easy to drive. Their only downfall is the typical rust areas, and the horrible understeer. I know the understeer is easily corrected.
This and the first gen were good trucks. Small size, good for work or off road. Well made good engine and transmission offerings. Too bad the new ones suck
I’ve had many S10’s since my little ’83 Blazer back in 1984 and had many trucks. There was no drop kits back then for S10’s so I made my own and that little blazer got me much business. The S10’s are great vehicles. All mine were customized and I made money on every one. Most were like this one, dropped, custom painted, etc.
I’d have to have the tailgate rapped. It would be underneath for someone who my like it if I sold it. Extra option right? Lol.
Thanks for picking up the eBay post on my truck. It has been my best truck yet, but it’s time to let go to another deserving owner. Besides, I need the space in my garage for my 2021 ZR2. I’ve already received a boatload of parts for it!
Waaaaa to much money,,,My 03 s10 Extreme is fairly clean w/ 4.3 copo cam w/ Vortech supercharger & i would be lucky to get $ 8.000 for it. If i wanted to sell it 98000 miles, is low for this year truck …………..