2001 Chevrolet S-10

Truck

4.3 V6

Automatic

1GCCS19W718136102

Clear

Gasoline

2001 Chevrolet S-10 Xtreme Extended Cab StepsideVictory Red/Graphite Interior. 4.3 Vortec V6 Engine, 4 Speed Automatic. I've owned this truck for 10 years and have meticulously maintained it to be completely reliable and never let me down, it never has. It has 206,700 miles. I commute 60 miles a day 5 days a week, hence the mileage. It runs great, shifts great and drives great. I wouldn't hesitate to drive it anywhere. It's been an awesome daily driver for me but I have no room for it anymore. Engine: Radiator, thermostat, intake gaskets, AC Delco alternator, serpentine belt, tensioner, and fuel pump were all replaced a couple years ago. Also has a K&N Air Filter. NGK Spark Plugs, AC Delco Cap & Rotor were just installed. Mobil 1 synthetic oil it's whole life.Drivetrain: Tailshaft housing seal, JTR Driveshaft angle correction kit, Center support bearing, Custom built one piece rear driveshaft. Gets rid of the common driveline vibration to extended cab S-10's due to the horrible design of the stock double cardan rear driveshaft. Synthetic diff fluid, rear diff cover has been replaced and rear leaf spring shackles.Suspension: The front end was completely overhauled last year with brand new AC Delco upper and lower control arms with new ball joints, bump stops, sway bar end links, inner/outer tie rod ends, Monroe sport shocks in the front and rear, recent alignment, drives great, Rear leaf spring shackles, Kumho tires in excellent shape with a lot of life left.Brakes: Front brakes were recently replaced with AC Delco rotors and pads, Timken bearings and seals.Interior is in great shape. Non smoker vehicle. Third door lower latch was recently replaced and handle was upgraded to an aluminum one as the stock plastic handle always breaks.Things to note: Typical S-10 rust, bedsides have rust, cab corner, ABS light on for front wheel speed sensors, Engine light comes on intermittently for EVAP code. Needs a muffler and tail-pipe. A/C needs a recharge. Nothing hampers the way the truck runs or drives. Any questions feel free to ask.