El Camino is Spanish for the road or the path and offered car-like features but truck-like abilities. The Chevrolet El Camino (and GMC Caballero cousin) was designed to compete directly with its rival, the Ford Ranchero, for 2 years in 1959 and 1960. Production then later resumed in 1964–1977 model years based on the Chevelle then in 1978–1987 based on the Malibu.
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1971 El Camino – 350, turbo 350, power steering, power disc brakes, complete and super original. Rough but very restorable. $1,650 n-451 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
1973 El Camino – 350 engine incomplete, automatic, tilt, black interior, nice body, minimal rust It actually is a 1973 but has 74 grille and header panel. $1,250 n-449 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
1981 El Camino – 305 V-8, auto, A/C, tilt, not running but all complete. $850 n-417 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
1978 GMC Caballero – 350/T350, complete, straight, runs poorly. $1,500 n-423 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
1979 El Camino SS – 305, automatic, new headers, edelbrock, Factory bucket seats, tilt, tach and gauges Power windows and locks. Custom louvered hood and tailgate. $1,800 n-394 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
1966 El Camino – decent body, nice bumpers, no engine or trans but price includes hood and back window. $1,800 n-406 ~ Sorry, this one is sold ~
