2001 Chevy S10 Ext Cab V6 Auto on 2040-cars
Torrington, Connecticut, United States
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I have for sale a 2001 Chevy s10 ext cab pickup. It has a 4.3 v6, auto trans and is 2wd. It has 101k miles and it runs, shifts and drives great.
The interior is dark grey and is in good shape with no major problems. It has a/c, split cloth bench seats and a cd player. The exterior is in good shape for the age, with a few nicks and dings, it has the 3rd door on the driver side, that actually works and has no rust/rot. It has a rubber bed mat. The truck belonged to a roofing company and was taken care of really well, it does have some stains/wear in the bed area from a tool box. The underneath of the truck is solid with no rot, the suspension/steering is tight and the brakes are good. I just fully rebuilt the transmission and replaced the crankshaft, oil pump, lower gaskets and seals, timing cover, motor mounts, a full tune up(plugs, wires, cap and rotor), crank sensor, oil cooler lines, coolant, serpentine belt, tensioner, idler pulley, oil, filter, air filter and fuel filter. The radiator is recently new. I did a Kelley Blue Book and an Nada search on this truck, and with the mileage and in fair to good condition they say it's worth $5600-6100 private party value. I'm asking $4500 or best offer. Please ask any and all questions. Call or text, my number is 8six0-309-988seven. Thanks for looking. |
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