Chevrolet S10 News

Bryce Nash drove a Pontiac Fiero in college. Bryce Nash, a 27-year-old engineer from Portland, Ore., drove a Pontiac Fiero in college.

State education officials say schools are facing more budget cuts and that a revolving fund that provides more than 25 percent of funding for schools is nearly empty.

State health officials say they expect a shortage of the seasonal influenza vaccine.

Kinston native Jordan Lane just bought his 1995 Honda Civic on Thursday. Victor Arteaca Garcia, a Raleigh resident who is originally from Mexico, has been fine-tuning his 1986 Chevrolet for about three years.

Planing on doing a straight axle swap soon. Comments On s10RidingHigh's S10 No one has commented on this ride yet.

OWNER'S NAME: J.D. Terry YEAR & MAKE: '96 Chevrolet S-10 LOCATION: Edmond, Oklahoma CLUB AFFILIATION: Pleasures Trucks & Compacts J.D. pulls off what we consider to be a good example of a complete old-school interior, brass knuckles and all.

Welcome to yet another primered appearance of the Construction Zone. We hope that by seeing more unfinished rides in the raw you'll come up with some new ideas of your own to complete the ride that's collecting cobwebs in your garage.

Throughout high school he constantly talked about one day owning a custom truck that would earn respect on the streets.

REHOBOTH Jody "MacGyver" Bombardier knew exactly what his 1952 Ford Crestline Sunliner convertible was going to look like the day he picked it up from a junkyard in Woonsocket.

REHOBOTH Jody "MacGyver" Bombardier knew exactly what his 1952 Ford Crestline Sunliner convertible was going to look like the day he picked it up from a junkyard in Woonsocket.

REHOBOTH Jody "MacGyver" Bombardier knew exactly what his 1952 Ford Crestline Sunliner convertible was going to look like the day he picked it up from a junkyard in Woonsocket.

REHOBOTH Jody "MacGyver" Bombardier knew exactly what his 1952 Ford Crestline Sunliner convertible was going to look like the day he picked it up from a junkyard in Woonsocket.

It kinda ticks me off that my tax dollars are buying someone else a new car. I mean, I've grown accustomed to the federal government taking my money for someone else's benefit.

This fall, our friends to the south will have a new hatch to choose from when the all-new Chevrolet Agile hits the market.

In answer to the Tuesday front page article, 'Bankruptcy filing brings hope, regret' - Bob Rankl of Somers is critical of GM cars.

Took a 1989 Jimmy 4x4 S10 blazer and cut the full roof off it.,lifted it 3.5 ,31 tires,trimmed the fenders,blitz black paint job,with some urban camo.

For people who own older vehicles that guzzle gas, there might be money to buy a newer vehicle if a plan is approved in Washington, D.C. In Washington, the "Cash for Clunkers" idea is part of a larger legislative focus on climate change.