94 Single cab short bed 12V

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Selling my 94 SCSB 12V 2X4. This is a project truck and not a show truck by any means

Previous owner had the frame shortened. 250K miles on the truck. Bought the truck as a hot street/strip play truck. No time or desire to finish project

Mods:
Scheid adjustable fuel plate
bullseye power S475 double batmo T-4 turbo
5" exhaust to 7" tip in the bed
Fuel cell in bed
Fass 220 pump
Contagious diesel 13mm injection pump with hamilton pump cam setup
Colt stage 3 cam
tabbed kdp
scheid 5X0.22 injectors
Keating billet tappet cover with dual breathers
Keating billet timing cover
Eat soot adjustable pump gear
locked rear end
converter lockup switch

The bad:
-Body has damage from loading truck on trailer and hitting the trailer
-A/C not hooked up
-paint is a cheap paint job not a show paint job, rock chips, rust spots here and there
-needs batteries
-tranny pan leaks
-front main seal leaks

Front end is lowered via cutting 1 coil off each side. Rear WAS lowered by a spring under....it was to low for my taste so I put the rear end back to stock height. So the rear will eventually need to be lowered with maybe a spring hanger to get decent even height.

The mechanical fan was removed to make way for the adjustable pump gear etc... included in the sale is a derale dual fan setup still in box never installed.

Trans is still stock & the motor is still stock. Needs built tranny and o-ringed head. I would also suggest another fuel pump to feed the 13mm pump, I don't think the single FASS pump is enough.
$9,800 OBO located in Midland NC
 
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wife needs a new car soon.....gotta get rid of this truck to help her out. Someone make an offer
 
Lost converter and over drive on a test drive last night :soap:

So might have to take the truck off the market as I don't want to take a bath on the price.

I knew the stock trans couldn't hold all those horse torqies but I couldn't resist!
 
Not as far as I can tell.

Brief history that I do know of is that it was bought and sold several time inside of north carolina. Funny story is I was "admiring" this truck on a daily basis passing it along a main road in Charlotte NC.....one day the truck wasn't there anymore. It was apparently sold to a gentleman in the mountains of NC and then he had it for a year or so and put it up for sale online which is where I found it and bought it. I never knew it was for sale locally! I landed up driving 2 hours each way to buy it.
 
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