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Posted by poondaddysmama
05/15/2008, 08:38am
Nice work. It's good to see these old classics come to life.
Posted by RUSTED
05/11/2008, 12:40am
Nice elco! Thats cool that you were able to do the body work. There are some good vids on youtube for fixing the dent on the fender if you want to do it.
Posted by KNEngineering
05/02/2008, 04:12pm
Very nice El Camino! I like the Orange a lot!
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Posted by Butiofchevy
04/29/2008, 12:25am
Nice work you have put into your ride, keep it up. Check out CHEVYSPACE.com when you can, and join up!
Posted by pco1988
03/21/2008, 01:36am
Nice '72 Elky! Personally the 3rd gen is my favorite, you should check out my '69 and tell me what you think.
Posted by 76LCMNO
03/13/2008, 11:24pm
nice job on her. wow lots of wiring.. i hate wiring but im gonna re do mine on my 76. u should stop by n check it out if ya get a chance!
-Matt
-Matt
Posted by tem302
03/12/2008, 07:58pm
Beautiful El Camino man. I have late model that I have just started on. Check out my pics and vids.
Posted by tem302
03/12/2008, 07:57pm
Beautiful El Camino man. I have late model that I have just started on. Check out my pics and vids.
Posted by RBOYD2469
03/10/2008, 08:26am
GREAT PROJECT CAR, HOPE TO SEE MORE SOON. 5 STARS, COME CHECK MY UNIQUE BUILD AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK.
Posted by 
elcamino-dude
elcamino-dude
02/13/2008, 07:51pm
nice el camino that looks sweet and must run awesome with a 454, 5 stars from me! and nice 3 el caminos thats awesome, when one isnt enough, go 4 3! lol nice thats sweet, and damn thats 2 bad 2 hear about the front end, looks like you did a pretty sweet job fixing it up tho looks good, keep up the awesome work-
Steve
Steve
Posted by Hotrocket85
10/07/2007, 06:34pm
Love it, five stars all the way! Come check out my 88' GTA!
Posted by tntdominic
01/11/2007, 09:41pm
Dude . . . saw the flight suit. Are you a pilot? I am a retired F-15E driver. Did you ever get any word back from the guy with the SS type dash and new guages. I would really like to upgrade my whole dash panel. Great car and cheers!
Posted by elmeano
06/24/2005, 05:59am
Thanks for checking out my El Camino. The paint job is still really looking good, but I'm having a problem where the door handles were shaved (basically wasn't done right), so it looks like I'm going to have to re-do it. Nothing like taking the time and doing it right the first time. Take care and keep me posted on what's up.
Posted by elmeano
06/13/2005, 06:01am
Nice Looking El Camino. I personally wish I would have got a 3rd Gen myself, but I got a good deal on mine so I couldn't pass it up. Good luck
Posted by mhmike
05/09/2005, 12:58pm
Both of your Caminos look awesome, and you deserve those awards. I especially love the grabber orange/black stripes scheme of the first. Anything will look good on the other besides tacky yellow or white. Keep up the good work my man!
Posted by Torkdaddy
03/05/2005, 08:19am
Thanks for the kind words. The side pipes are VERY loud! When they’re new, they’re packed with fiberglass to muffle the sound but overtime, the fiberglass becomes less effective (or gets blown out) and car get louder. They sound like straight pipes now.
You asked about some of the original equipment on the ’73 SS. Your best bet is to search the web for information. http://www.chevelles.com/shop/ss_ident.html is a good starting place. My ’73 SS is actually a composite. I didn’t really care about keeping it all original since I started with a junker. It has parts from several El Caminos and Malibus spanning 1973 through 1975. Plus, it was originally an automatic. I converted it to a Muncie M20 four speed. If you find an original 1973 El Camino SS with a 4-speed, I’d be surprised. I’ve been to car shows and cruise nights for years and I’ve never seen one.
Your ’72 El Camino is sweet! Is it a 4-speed? And the engine bay looks great on your ’76.
You asked about some of the original equipment on the ’73 SS. Your best bet is to search the web for information. http://www.chevelles.com/shop/ss_ident.html is a good starting place. My ’73 SS is actually a composite. I didn’t really care about keeping it all original since I started with a junker. It has parts from several El Caminos and Malibus spanning 1973 through 1975. Plus, it was originally an automatic. I converted it to a Muncie M20 four speed. If you find an original 1973 El Camino SS with a 4-speed, I’d be surprised. I’ve been to car shows and cruise nights for years and I’ve never seen one.
Your ’72 El Camino is sweet! Is it a 4-speed? And the engine bay looks great on your ’76.
Posted by elvel
02/22/2005, 04:21pm
Yup I'd definatley be interested in just about ANY 5th gen if it has parts on it salvagable..Sorry but I don't know anything about body work.. I'm having Cooks do my car..what needs to be done? You can give me a call @ 207-1570 or I can call you sometime this week and talk el caminos or sometin, that'd be cool
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