You know what we've been missing, right?
They didn't make many of those babies. Ain't she a beauty?!?!
*Sad to say, I parted with my 1973 El Camino back in 1986...
Monday, July 20, 2009
For those of you keeping track...
...we've got a 1966 Chevrolet BelAir, a 1979 Pontiac TransAm, and a 1973 Plymouth Duster.
You know what we've been missing, right?
They didn't make many of those babies. Ain't she a beauty?!?!
*Sad to say, I parted with my 1973 El Camino back in 1986...
You know what we've been missing, right?
They didn't make many of those babies. Ain't she a beauty?!?!
*Sad to say, I parted with my 1973 El Camino back in 1986...
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Those are better than the el camino. Good job.
and the boopster decal is really YOU.
job one's going to be to flip those rails back right side up!
a little paint and interior work and she's a driver!
I have a 1981 El Camino Super Sport back home in Virginia. It's not in great shape, but it was my first ride.
super sport? original motor/tran/rear end?
don't sell it - unless i'm the buyer!
I know of one that is the same color as this one and it has the topper on it. It has some what low milage. Looks to be in good shape, one owner, older people. I'm sure they are ready to sell it, didn't think they would ever get rid of it, because they didn't make very many f them.
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