Offered For Sale is a beautiful 1967 Chevy El Camino. It is very clean and features a relatively new paint job that looks fantastic. The car is not a showroom example, but a very clean driver that’s above par. The panels are very straight and the underside is excellent. Doors close like a refrigerator. There is no rust or body damage. The previous owner had the Camino for a number of years and it was always garaged.

This hotrod features :

* 327 V-8
* 4 BBL Rochester Quadrajet Carburetor
* Muncie four-speed manual transmission with Hurst shifter
* Headers
* New aluminum high-performance radiator
* Posi-Traction
* 12-bolt 411 differential
* Centerline style wheels
* Dual exhaust with Flowmasters

I believe the eng/trans/diff numbers are not factory original, yet are desirable components which add to the performance and thrill of owning and driving this muscle car. This El Camino looks and sounds wonderful. Because of the 411 gears, there is a bunch of torque, but the motor revs high when going faster speeds. It’s more boulevard cruiser than freeway flyer. This El Camino is a bare basics car. There is no air conditioning, power windows, or power steering. Open up the hood and it’s just motor and horsepower. Ahhh, simplicity.

This El Camino is a turn-key car that is ready to go. It will need tires, however, as they are old and cause a slight vibration when going on the highway. Also, the speedometer works, but reads a bit faster than the actual MPH. There’s a dent in the rear bumper, near the license plate. Other than that, the chrome is in excellent condition throughout.

Interior is clean. The driver side cushion has a slight split in the seam, and there‘s some typical wear on the top near the window. The carpets and door panels are in nice condition. There are a couple minor cracks on the top of the dash. Windshield and all glass is in very good condition. Windows roll up easily. There is one, single key that operates the ignition and both doors. The tailgate opens and closes with ease.

The electrical system is in fine operating condition. The lights and signals all work. Horn and wipers function well, too. There is no radio or antenna. Fortunately, though, the dash is not cut up and it still has the factory holes which will make installation of a stock unit easy.

This El Camino is quite a crowd pleaser. Its striking appearance makes strangers want to talk to you and share their fond memories of growing up in a time when there were muscle cars all over the place. Owning it will make you proud. It’s also a fine investment that’s fun and is sure to rise in value. No doubt. Bid to Win and Enjoy!