Ride of the Day: 1995 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup
By Sean O'Hara
Custom truck guys love these little Chevy S-10s. Not only are they sweet to work with, but they look tough after they’re lowered and finished out. This ’95 S-10 went from bone stock with almost no style to some serious ‘tude.
A list of the mods includes:
- Yokohama Parada 215/45/17s on Eagle 212s
- KP Components Cantilever/4 Link Air Setup in the Rear
- Bell Tech Drop Spindles, Firestone Bags, and M.I.C. bags mounts up front
- Two M.I.C. five-gallon air tanks
- Two Thomas 317 compressors
- ARE LoPro Tonneau Cover
- F.B.I. Roll Pan
- Alter Images Lexan Rear Window w/License Plate
- Custom Exhaust
- Honda Civic bucket seats
- Sony Xplod Head Unit
- Custom Fiberglass/Tweeded doors w/two Sony 6.5s in each
- Sony 4×6s in dash and two Xplod 10s
- Two Sony Xplod Amps in the Bed
- Optima Yellow-Top Battery
Why We Like It
We dig the very California look this has going: chromed, low, and smooth. It doesn’t throw crazy graphics in your face (though it could, and we wouldn’t complain), and it still manages to catch the eye with crazy cool color and sick rims.
What We’d Change
I can see why he wanted the purple — it has to stand out at the show in a field full of brightly hued vehicles. We might’ve chosen green or yellow, but that’s totally a subjective thing.
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1995 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup [Car Domain]
