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1975 COPO "Laguna" El Camino (VERY Rare)
 
This COPO "Laguna" El Camino is so rare, it is almost legendary.  In the last half of 1975 for dealers in the know, they could order a COPO Option of having the aerodynamic plastic nose and bumper from  the same year Laguna Car installed at the factory, instead of the stock flat nose, installed by the factory.  According to the research we did on the VIN, this El Camino was produced out of the Arlington Plant (About 100 miles from here so it did not travel far).
 
We are starting the bid, no reserve on the Laguna El Camino at the NADA Value Current Listed Value Of $16,175 for A "1975 Classic El Camino" With a 350 engine, the truck is in excellent conditions.  WE have no way of determining just what the Laguna El Camino is really worth, it is so rare we could not find any examples to compare it too.
 
Chevy Made many thousands of the SS El Camino over the years, but there were only a few of these ordered, so this makes this COPO Laguna one of the rarest El Camino's ever made.  We would guess this should go for above $30,000 because it is so rare, but we are starting the auction at what we consider ridiculously low price of $16,175, NADA Guides Listed Value for just a Classic El Camino, without taking into the account of the COPO Laguna Nose Option.
 
ORIGINAL Matching Numbers Engine with the speedometer reading of 39,670, From the excellent condition of the El Camino when we first got it, we believe it to really be 139,670 miles, it was too nice to be any more, the original foot pedals would lead you to believe there was very little use of this car.  We painted it the original color, with the addition of Clear Coat to make it really shine.
 
Stripped, painted and re-assembled, installed new interior, top to bottom, carpet to headliner, new rubbers and seals around windows and the doors, new hoodliner, new front shocks, with air shocks in the rear.  There is nothing wrong with the engine, so it was not touched.
 
After a years worth of way too many hours of work to count, This Laguna El Camino looks GREAT, runs, drives, rides nice, stops like it should, all lights work, it just needs tags and license and it's ready to go.  We have in hand the clear Texas title for the truck.
 
Please pay very close attention to the detail of this restoration in the pictures, even the spare tire and original bumper jack.  From end to end, this is a very nice, very, very rare El Camino.
 
Please call us, or e-mail us with any question, or if you need additional photos. In most cases I would tell ya it is the nicest you might be able to find, but in this case, it might be the only one you will ever find.

Thanks!!
Crystal

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