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These instantly recognizable American icons are famous for their polarizing appearance and have begun to prove to have a strong following in the collector car industry. In a world full of cross-overs and compromises, the El Camino paved the way for combining usability and fun.

This 1976 El Camino has a beautiful and glossy Blue and Silver two-tone exterior with plenty of glistening chrome trim accenting the muscular body, giving it a sharp look as if it were wearing a business suit. Inside the car you'll find a wonderfully simple blue vinyl interior with a cozy long bench seat. Popping the hood, you'll find the classic 350 small block V8 Chevy attached to an Turbo 350 automatic transmission. You may only have room for two inside the cabin but out back you have plenty of room for hauling just about anything from lumber to camping gear. This car also features a newer true dual exhaust and an auxiliary switch-operated...

Powered by 350 cu engine with an auto transmission. Listed as having 14,015 unconfirmed miles, this car rides very well as a cruiser. Other options include AM/FM radio, T-top, Power breaks, powers steering, power windows, telescopic Tilt steering wheel, Leather interior, radial tires, and posi-traction.

Work done on the car includes: New exhaust system for the engine to the tail pipes, and new quartz style clock installed in 2009. 2011 saw the valve cover gaskets sealed. 2018 saw new brake pads, calipers, rotors, tope post batter, radiator, new master cylinder, and a break pad spacer kit installed. As well as a recharge for the A/C system.

This excellent example of a late 70s sports car represented beauty in what...

Now available in our Dallas-Showroom is this 1984 Chevrolet El Camino! Ford might have been the first to create a pickup truck based on a car by introducing the Ranchero in 1957, most however would credit Chevrolet for increasing the popularity in this style vehicle. The style is known as a -coupe utility vehicle- and was based on a two-door station wagon platform that integrated the cab and bed into the body. The 1982-87 El Camino sported the same quad headlight front end as the corresponding Malibu sedan. Perhaps the most collectible El Camino of this era is the 1984-87 SS, which had a NASCAR inspired aerodynamic front end, upfitted by ChooChoo Customs. Other notable variants include the decal-laden Black Knight and Royal Knight SS models, and the two-tone Conquista trim. Fifth generation El Caminos are an inexpensive way to buy a collectible that is both practical and a certain attention-getter. That-s exactly what we have available for you here today! This sharp looking El Camino comes with its original numbers matching 305- V8 engine and 3-spd Turbo Hydramatic transmission, which you-ll have a blast with zipping around town. Settle in to the comfortable dark brown vinyl interior, with matching dash,...

This vehicle is simply oozing American pride all over and is a tribute to those whove sacrificed so much for us, to allow us the FREEDOMS we all enjoy on a daily basis. Starting off, how could you not notice the wrap? Originally white, this vehicle has had a wrap placed on it by Hightech Signs, out of Rockwall, TX, depicting several iconic images by multiple branches of our military throughout time. Eloquently stating on both sides, Freedom isnt free. It also comes with a custom/removable flag stand & 5- flags, which easily bolts and unbolts in and out of the bed of this El Camino. The flags represent all 5-braches of the military, including the Coast Guard and are being sold with the vehicle. The mechanics of this vehicle were restored by Ziggys rods & customs and include the following work: Installed a rebuilt 305 Engine & 350 Transmission, installed a new radiator- with Flex-a-lite electric fans, added a Vintage A/C + Heating system, installed digital instrument gauges (Intellitronix), and went over the Power-Brakes, Power-Steering, & Power-Windows. The interior looks sharp and keeps with the Red, White, & Blue theme portrayed by the exterior. This was completed by Travis Upholstery,...

Claimed by the owner to be powered by its original 5. 7-liter V8 engine and mated to its factory 4-speed automatic transmission with only about 63k undocumented miles, this vette has tons of life left in it. In 1993 the C4 Corvette LT1 engine was rated at 300 horsepower. The Corvette C4 came standard with an electronic dashboard with a digital liquid crystal display dash, with graphics for speed and RPM and digital displays for other important engine functions. This was the first year that passive keyless entry was standard as well. This Corvette still has its original General Motors white paint and black leather interior. Well maintained inside and out and does come with service receipts and a history report. The current owner has had this car for over 15 years. Options on this sleek Corvette include Air...