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This El Camino is painted in a beautiful Dark Red. 1968 would be the first year upon what many would consider the favorite looking of all Chevelle's/ El Camino's. With a much rounder and sleeker shape, the new body style was an instant success. As with previous years the El Camino would be based on the Chevelle with the twist of that iconic truck-bed attached to all the beauty of a top tier selling Chevy car. This El Camino has a 350 Chevrolet V8...

The 2012 Toyota Tacoma is slightly refreshed with a new front grille, headlights, fog lamps, and bumpers. The biggest change for the 2012 Tacoma is up front. The grille has been reworked with more angular touches, and the headlamp and foglamp housing has been redesigned. Also new is the bumper and hood. The Tacoma's base 2. 7-liter four-cylinder engine is rated at 159 hp and 180 lb-ft of torque and is available on most trim levels. It can be had with a four-speed automatic or a five-speed manual. The 2012 Tacoma comes standard with front airbags for the driver and passenger, as well as side-seat mounted and front to rear...

Sure a freshly restored, 1981 Toyota truck is a rarity these days, but the power plant on this one really, really sets it apart from the rest. Feast your eyes on a 1981 Toyota truck with a carbureted Ford 302 cubic inch V8 stuffed under the hood and mated to a 5 speed manual transmission both with just around 200 miles on them. Hearing a V8 rev out of an old Toyota truck is about as weird as a Japanese sport bike sporting a Harley engine, but just because it can be done, does it mean it should? Our answer to this is a resounding 'yes'! There are dual electric fans hanging below the bumper will catch your eye but not before the beautiful Peterbuilt Red paint draws you in to the clean lines of this truck. Inside the black Leather bucket seats have a custom touch and are very comfortable. As much of the OEM look and components on the interior were retained including the steering wheel...

The unibody design was dropped midway through the 1963 year for complaints that the doors would jam closed when overloaded. This 64 is an amazing example of a Styleside truck, sporting a gorgeous dark gray exterior matched with tan interior with bucket seats. Styling cues and modern touches come by way of the two tone painted hood, modern style side mirrors, smoothed bed rails, a license plate shroud, updated door panels, custom exhaust, custom wheels, a lowered stance, modern GM 350 with a 3 speed automatic transmission. Other features include A/C,...

This stunning El Camino is powered by a strong running 502 V8 paired to a smooth shifting Turbo 350 Automatic Transmission. If the 502 is not enough power for you, there is a large nitrous tank in the back floorboard ready to deliver a 150 shot of nitrous directly into engine! Nitrous has been seldomly used on this set up and the owner claims this was only for the rare occasion that he runs into a Hellcat. This El Camino is finished off in head turning Red paint with a White Rally Stripe, and contains a Black Vinyl interior with Red accents. It has a Posi rear end with 3:42 gears and even Power Brakes and Power Steering! In the wheel and tire department we have Weld Racing wheels all the way around, with Mickey Thompson Sportsman Tires on the back. The owner has added a custom coolant overflow tank, and the highly desirable Cowl...