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The third generation of El Caminos presented consumers with a beefier unique vehicle with a Chevelle Station Wagon wheel base with interior and exterior trim from the popular Malibu. This generation featured a Super Sport group fueled by a V-8 engine and helped cement it's legacy into muscle car history.

This El Camino takes his uniqueness a step further following extensive frame off restoration with less than 3000 miles under his feet. Showcasing California Orange with black racing stripes this baby was built to move. The 383 Stroker crate motor with 500+hp bolted to a Turbo 400 automatic rebuilt with a 2500 stall torque converter, shift kit and green clutches. Comfort is the name of the game while rolling through in this eye catching El Camino. The interior features new windows, door handles, headliner, urethane dash, AC system, bench seat, custom orange center console, SS instrument cluster, carpet and padding. Not to be outdone his insides are as new as the outside. Mechanically...

This amazing El Camino is very clean, to say the least. This 1970 El Camino has the rare LS-5 454 C. I. D V8 and a Turbo 400 4-speed automatic making sure this monster gives you some real thrills! This El Camino has only 500 actual miles on the engine which is a date code correct LS5 block. The El Camino was introduced to compete with the Ford Ranchero, which was first introduced in the late 1950s. The Ranchero remained the only direct competition of the El Camino, and the latter continually outsold the former. Since 1964, the Ranchero had never approached El Camino sales, and there were 26,067 more El Caminos built than Rancheros in 1970. This beautiful El Camino for sale has a very clean interior which is Black vinyl with bucket seats. The exterior is a beautiful Black color with White racing stripes on the hood, giving it a true classic look and feel! This El Camino has all...

The current owner purchased this car out of Texas and has enjoyed it for years. Walking around this sleeper, one should notice the light blue gloss paint. Adding to the curb appeal are painted 15' REV mag alloy wheels wrapped in radial tires, chrome trim, matching tonneau cover with a spray in bedliner, and chrome grille. The black vinyl seats with Houndstooth inserts flow well with the exterior theme. Additionally, this interior features a wood steering wheel, Dakota digital dash, padded dash, AUX inputs under the dash, Ididit steering column, AM/FM radio, seat belts, cruise control, power windows, tilt steering, etc. Powering this restomod is a fuel injected LS1 5. 7L V8 engine that was rebuilt about 4k miles ago and is mated to a 4L60E 4-speed automatic transmission. Pushing this LS power to the ground is a posi traction rear end. Adding to the modern engine perk, this Elco has air conditioning, power brakes with front disc, and power steering. The engine is...

This party vehicle is getting harder and harder to find in good shape and at a reasonable and affordable price. This stunner is a true SS car with many original parts and according to the owner has the original vinyl top. Painted in a gorgeous seafoam green ,this beauty catches the eye at first sight. On the inside you see a clean factory interior that has been tastefully updated with newer carpet and accents. Originally powered by a 396, the owner states he put a fresh 454 big block in place of the 396 and paired to a smooth 4-Speed Manual Transmission within the last 5 years. This El Camino...

Discover the pinnacle of classic American automotive excellence with the 1968 Chevrolet El Camino. Impeccably restored, this masterpiece is more than a car; it's a piece of history reimagined for the modern era. Under the hood roars a 454ci engine, a symbol of unadulterated power, matched with a 4-barrel carburetor for that blend of muscle and precision. The heart of this El Camino is paired with a 4-speed Muncie transmission and Hurst Competition Plus shifter, ensuring an engaging driving experience that's all about control. Drenched in Butternut Yellow, this El Camino demands attention at every turn. The resplendent exterior speaks of its painstaking 2-year body-off resto, bringing it back to its original glory. Complemented by a black vinyl interior, this beauty encapsulates the essence of vintage charm and modern comfort. With less than 500 miles since its rebuild, this El Camino is ready for anything you throw at her. It boasts modern upgrades including an American Auto Wiring Harness, BeCool radiator, bedliner, and halo headlights that enhance both functionality and aesthetics....