1986 Chevrolet El Camino Conquista Standard Cab Pickup 2-door 5.0l on 2040-cars
Kissimmee, Florida, United States
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Hi: Thanks for checking out 'Ol Blue, I recently retired from a 1K per week job & quickly found out that S.S. doesn't pay enough to support me, a Cadillac STS & 'Ol Blue too, SO, I've got to let her go---:-( If You Like What You See & Read & Need More Infomation Call Me At 407-973-6623 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM. I am the 4th. owner of this Elky and it has never seen sand or salt, NO Rust, NO Wrecks, I have the "carfax" from when I bought it from my Brother in April of 1999, I also have copies of all the title transfers from the Division of Motor Vehicles in Tallahassee, FL. I have put over 15K worth of paint, mechanical & body parts on & in it within the last 2 years or so. I'll give you a quick list of new stuff, if I gave you a complete discription you would be here for the next week reading it---:-) Mechanical & electrical: passengers side exhaust manifold, complete exhaust system from the cross over back, including the cat. speedo cable, tachometer, 4 guage cluster (gas-temp-volts & oil pres.) all dash light bulbs with cooler, brighter ones, radio w/ cassette because someone had replaced it with a Pioner & I wanted to keep the caruck (my kids call it that) all stock, it already had all matching numbers, door & window seals, A/C compressor, accumulator, hoses, fittings, you name it, complete rebuild with R-12 freon by Massy Cadillac of Orlando. Directional & cruise control arm, front brakes from the hoses to the bearings & seals completely new, rear brakes were done in the same maner in '04 just before I bought an '05 Cadillac STS & parked the Elky, there good & got very little use. tires & hubcaps are new, rims are stock rally that have been reversed & chromed by Stockton Wheel in CA., you will also get the rally wheels that came on the car with the beauty rings, caps & tires. both window motors are new "not rebuilt", radiator & heater core were replaced some time back & have had new antifreeze every other year, transmision has just had a fluid & filter replacement as did the engine with oil & filter. the engine probably could use a tune up, if you hold your hand at the tailpipe at idle you can feel that one cylinder if firing a little soft, I suspect the plug wires, the plugs are new, this has come about sence it was parked so I think a good tune up and a good long drive are in need, the rear springs & air shocks were replaced not long before it was parked in '04. That's about all I can remember in this catagory, now on to the body---:-) Body: front to back, headlight escutchons, grill, the metal shield below the windshield that the wipers sit on at rest has been replaced with a stainless steel one, wipers are new too, the hood was replaced with a new one (not used) because it had rusted through from the battery acid fumes, also the insulation under the hood is new, also the drivers door was replaced because the first dealer that sold it new in CA. missed a drain plug that should have been removed & the lower front corner of the outer skin had rusted through & my good buddy that did all the body & paint will not do rust, so he found a great, like new door in Oregon & had it sent here & he installed it, this man only does work on high end cars & did the work for me as a $4,500 favor---:-) the license plate pocket that the plate is mounted in is new. there is a new heavy duty mat in the bed for dent protection, that little baby cost me better than a hundred. I have a set of O.E.M. tiedowns that get mounted in the lower bed area that I never got around to installing, so you can do it---:-) I can't think of much else so I'll leave it at that---:-) Thanks So Much For Looking! |
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