Few cars in history are as easily identifiable and loved like the El Camino. Over the 25 model years and 5 generations, Chevy's half truck, half car has proven to be a classic from its early days when it debuted in 1959. The El Camino was created as direct competition to Ford's Ranchero that hit the streets in 1957. When the El Camino first came into the market it was built on the Chevrolet X-frame, it shared the same engine options and styling as the other big Chevy cars at the time like the Impala and Biscayne. Chevy pulled the line for 3 years but in 1964 the El Camino came back completely reworked on the new mid-size Chevelle platform. For the remainder of the El Camino's life it carried on as a midsized vehicle with car styling comparable to the Chevelle/Malibu but with that unmistakable pick-up truck bed. Look at the undercarriage of this beauty and you will notice that it has been stripped, cleaned, and had a black semi-gloss epoxy applied to it. When doing the restoration on this slick 82 El Camino, the owner revamped the whole suspension system,...

Introducing a classic blend of style and performance, this 1978 Chevrolet El Camino stands out with its sleek gray exterior, exuding a timeless appeal that captures the essence of late 70s automotive design. The El Camino's unique combination of car-like comfort and truck-like utility makes it a versatile choice for enthusiasts who appreciate both form and function. Its distinctive body style is complemented by rally wheels that add a touch of sportiness to its overall appearance, making it a head-turner on any road. Step inside and experience the luxury of a black leather interior, offering a comfortable and stylish driving environment. The leather seats provide a touch of elegance and are equipped with seatbelts, ensuring safety without compromising on comfort. The interior design reflects a commitment to quality and attention to detail, making every drive an enjoyable experience. Under the hood, this El...

This car has been completely gone through and updated with lots of new parts and is a standout with its sleek black exterior and matching black interior. Under the hood, you'll find a 355 Cubic inch small block Chevy that has been all dressed up. Edelbrock E-Street heads, Edelbrock single plane intake, HEI distributor, Brawler 4- barrel double pumper, Hedman hussler headers and March serpentine system. This is all kept cool with a large radiator and two big electric fans. A TH350 3-speed automatic transmission, and posi traction with 3. 73 gears complete the drive train. This El Camino is not just about power and performance, it's also equipped with a host of features for your comfort and convenience. Stay cool and comfortable with the air conditioning system, for those hot summer drives. The vehicle also comes with power steering, making maneuvering a breeze. For your safety, the El Camino is equipped with power brakes with front discs, providing you with reliable stopping power when you need it. The vehicle also features power windows and power locks, adding an extra layer of convenience and security. The tilt steering...

Let's just cut to the chase shall we. When you find a twenty plus year old El Camino its usually had fifteen owners, five motor changes, been wrecked three times, and has more rust than the Titanic. At GCC, we have a lot of El Camino's come and go, however this is clearly one of the nicest we've had in years. The body and two tone blue paint on this '84 are extremely nice. The interior literally looks showroom fresh. The bed looks like its never had as...