1967 Chevrolet El Camino
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1959 marked the first year of the famed Chevy El Camino which was produced in response to the popularity of the Ford Ranchero. While production only lasted two years for the first generation El Camino, the truck-car hybrid came back in full swing in 1964 with the second generation. This blue beauty represents the fourth year of this generation which saw a significant styling renovation featuring a new grill and other exterior trim. This 1967 El Camino was gone through entirely with a recent frame off restoration which included soda blasting on the body and a sandblasting of the frame. The frame was epoxy painting while the body was epoxy sealed and covered in a base coat, clear coat. Check out the way the Lemans Blue shines in the light! The exterior received new rocker moldings, new grill and headlight trim, new tinted windshield and moldings, new bedrail moldings, freshly re-chromed rear bumper, new taillight lenses, wheel well moldings, new door handles, new front bumper and a well-done bed with durable liner coating. Powering this American classic is a 283 CID V8 that turns over with ease! The 1967 block was cooked and had the following work/parts installed: Reconditioning cylinder heads,...