1991 Chevrolet S10 5spd Start Up, Engine, and In Depth Tour

In this video I give a full in depth tour of a 1991 Chevrolet S10. I take viewers on a close look through the interior and exterior of this truck while showing details, over viewing of features, and noting unique styling cues to the vehicle itself. I also show the engine and the details of it, start it up and see how it sounds under acceleration. A thorough tour/review of this truck designed to give others a greater overall appreciation of the vehicle.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• 1991
• Chevrolet
• S10
• s-10
• start
• up
• crank
• starting
• engine
• exhaust
• revving
• rev
• speed
• manual
• transmission
• shifting
• accelerating
• full
• in
• depth
• review
• tour
• walk
• around
• interior
• exterior
• overview
• of
• features
• quality
• custom
• 1990
• 1992
• 1993
• 1994
• 1989
• 1988
• 1987
• 1986

[tootall45g]

Sorry, read the price wrong thought it said 1900.

[Pepsifx357]

I have a 91 s-10...it won't die. My aunt bought it new and it took her through college. I bought it from her in 2001 and it took me through college. Now it drives back and forth from Alabama to Atlanta everyday. 273,000 miles. everything but the water pump, clutch, fuel filter, and oil filter. is original. S-10 trucks don't die. Roaches will drive them after the nuclear apocalypse.

[motorheadnwbm1992]

Only 83000, this truck is still in mint condition!!

[92sonoma]

@Pepsifx357 thats awesome, love these lil trucks, they go forever. prob never sell my 90 4x4 s 15. never could get it stuck. has the 4.3 engine with over 208,000 miles now but i did have the transmission rebuilt by a transmission specialist that i know for $100 bucks 3 years ago and 6,000 miles ago. cost a total of about $500 bucks. i bought a heavy duty rebuild kit and a 1650 stall torque converter. it also has a stock 3;42 locking differential. this truck will move lol, pretty quick

[Pepsifx357]

@92sonoma Awesome! Cheap and LONG lasting. When I lived in Florida(Rains a helluva lot), I kept running into the problem of street tires, on level pavement, in the rain, plus lead foot equals... My back end kept sliding off to the right on takeoff because the weight couldn't keep up with the accidental torque. I had them put mud grip tires on it and that fixed my problem; Of all things. lol 285000 now still tickin'.

[92sonoma]

@Pepsifx357 Ya I like the old boxy style s10's and s15's 82-93. The 2.8 was a really good motor. I know what u mean about the power of them. He couldnt keep tires on his lol, it kept up with my 92 sonoma with the 4.3 up until about 80mph. I couldnt hardly believe it. I got a 90 s15 4.3 v6 4x4 now that ive had since 03. put a bed, fender, and replaced the cab corners and rocker pannels because of rust. Just turned over 208,000 and runs great. I have like $1500 in it counting buying it

[Pepsifx357]

@92sonoma Tis a shame. I'm running up on 290k myself. She has her bad days every now and then, but on the good days, it feels like someone stuck a larger motor in there. It's really weird, but the clutch will grip better and it keeps up with cars that it probably shouldn't at it's age. lol Very fun though! It kept up with a '01 2500HD at a red light. We were just playin' around, but the little truck wanted to go! I do feed her the GOOD gas though.

[92sonoma]

@Pepsifx357 my brother had a 91 with the 2.8 5 speed. had just over 202,000 when bought. was one reliable truck, finally at 293,000 miles he decided to junk it, the floorboard and cab mounts were gone and also the bed. I would of fixed it for him, but not worth it. only had to replace the alternator and water pump, well and a radiator, hood, core support, grille and fan shrouds cause he hit a deer at 65 mph. was one good truck, sold the motor and trans for 200 bucks, still ran perfect

[scooterbeast100]

@SPS148669 I would make that s10 that price because this gen looks better than the newer ugly ones

[SPS148669]

There no way an almost qaurter century old ass truck is worth that much.

[TheSteelBlinds]

Thumbs up if you miss the days when trucks were put together decently and not made for show

[prox147]

way to much money