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Considering going 2 ways here. I found a truck locally that is very restored, very original. Good looking unit. Stock rear and engine.
Problem is I want a truck I can drive all day and the S10 frame, rear end, steering... seems like it is more what I want.
Can someone walk me through what I'd do?? If I went this route I'd like to stick my 383 in it or I also have a 350 in pieces. Either way the V8 would be 'moderately' modified, cam, good heads, 4bbl carb but nothing crazy.
Someone with some time...talk to me...

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Howdy littlekings, and welcome to the Stovebolt Page!

Actually, the S-10's (although a great truck -- used to own one! It was the first vehicle I ever bought brand new!) are beyond the scope of this web site. We are a lot simpler around here and try to stick to the pre-'73 trucks (you don't have to be as smart smile ). I'm going to move this post to our general discussion area (The Greasy Spoon). We have a few guys who are smart about S-10s and can probably help you with this one.

Good luck with it and thanks again for joining the crew here! Let us know how it goes!

Thanks,
John


~ John

A kid raised on Hotwheels, Matchbox and Tonka cannot be reasonably expected to own only one vehicle as an adult.

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