1967 El Camino Chevy Barnfind Project Cool Hot Street Rat Rod Chevelle on 2040-cars
El Paso, Texas, United States
UP for sale with NO RESERVE is this cool 67 El Camino. This El Camino has been stored for 5 years I did get it fired up. The engine sounds good does not make noise or smoke. It is an automatic transmission. The truck does have power steering and power brakes.This El Camino looks cool the way it sits or you can have it painted. This would be a great project that you could use while you fix it up. The rear quarter panel was replaced on the driver side. It does have some rust in the bed and the floor boards. I do have a clear New Mexico title for the truck. The wheels and tires are not included I will have a set of wheels and tires the go with the truck. Please look at all the pictures and ask any questions before bidding. This truck is sold asis. If you have any questions you can reach me at 915-345-8088
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