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This beauty was built with high end equipment to make her run. Walk around the Torch Red exterior and you will be pleased with the body lines and fit and finish of this ride. The gray interior shows minimal wear and looks very nice. The impressive part of this car sits under the hood. Powering this monster is a 500 CI Cadillac motor bored to 512 Cubic Inches! Roller Rockers, high compression 10:1 heads, h-beam rods, and forged pistons all have been done to make this monster really come to life. The 400 TH transmission was rebuilt at the time of restoration and hardened shafts were added to handle all that power. A 9-inch ford rear end with 3. 50 gear ratio makes this car fun to drive on any road. Mosier 31-spline axels and an ARB air locker has been added as well. This car has a...

This classic Chevy is finished in a nice medium burgundy finish, on black vinyl & cloth interior. The interior features a bench seat, giving you greater passenger capacity than a bucket seat version.

This one is the recipient of a new GM 350 engine, as well as new battery, brakes, gas tank, front end components, and restored air conditioning. Additionally, it features a CD player & rally wheels. A THM-400 gets the power to the 12-bolt rear end. The air conditioning system was renewed, and front & rear suspension was as well. A new stereo awaits tunes of your choice.

El Caminos were discontinued a long time ago, but they are well loved and very desirable. We get them in our inventory occasionally, ranging over several years, with...

The original engine is long gone and was replaced with nice crate 350 V-8 small block. It has that crisp, galloping idle us car guys all love. The engine bay is super sharp with lots of attention to detail. Power steering and brakes are at your command.

SS Tribute El Caminos are a hot commodity here at Gateway, especially cool ones like this. The interior looks great with the new black vinyl buckets & console, with the floor shifter for the automatic transmission. Heck it even has a power driver seat.

This car will be a standout wherever you go! It is a sweet car and will definitely turn heads as you cruise down the road! I mean, nothing quite like nailing a small block Chevy and running through the gears.

Come take a look at it before it gets away!

This El Co is wearing Butternut Yellow with a black vinyl interior.

60s GM carry some very unique styling cues and this bad boy does not disappoint. The front end and big block hood let the informed know that this one is special. The drivetrain is actually no longer a big block, but rather a quite healthy sounding small block with what appears to be a Saginaw 4 speed.

The underside may not win shows, but proves the roadworthiness of the vehicle if nothing else! There is evidence of undercoating to protection the original restoration and the rest appears solid! Some of the options include power brakes and power steering.

This vehicle behaves very well and has a lot of good going for it!...

In the late 50s Chevrolet decided to try their hand at making coupe utility vehicle following the success of Ford's Ranchero. As all successes go there is always another that wants a piece of the pie. With that said it wasn't long until Chevy unveiled the El Camino and it was an instant hit selling more its first year than the Ranchero did in its first year, 2 years prior. The El Camino would see 5 generations spanning nearly 25 years! Here we have a '64 model and wow does she pull your eye. The Azure Aqua paint looks sharp and the matching interior is also in good order. Under the hood is a spirited 283ci V8 with power running down through a 4-speed manual transmission. The car runs and drives very good and shifts with a breeze. The current owner has had her for over a year and acquired from a private owner. He installed Wilwood disc brakes in the front and added...