1970 Red El Camino 350 on 2040-cars
Kingston, New York, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:350ci
Fuel Type:Gasoline
Mileage: 114,000
Model: El Camino
Trim: 350
Drive Type: RWD
Available for sale is this extremely nice 1970 Chevrolet El Camino. This El Camino is well documented and is a super solid southern example of a neat old cruiser. This El Camino is very nice, inside, outside and underneath. The engine compartment is very neat and tidy, and the underside remains very much original. Many of the suspension components have been recently replaced, and the front brakes were converted to discs. Some of the options include:
Another neat attribute of this El Camino is the documentation that is included with the car. The build sheet is in tact, and the ownership is documented with copies of titles indicating the 2 prior owners being located in Texas. The car then relocated to Florida. The Protect-O-Plate is also included with the documentation. You just don't find vehicles with this sort of documentation very often. This El Camino is very eye catching. The bright red paint combined with the black SS style stripes on the hood, as well as the black vinyl top all create a nice combination. The 17'' American Racing Torq Thrust wheels wrapped in Z rated rubber really give this this El Camino a look like no other. The original wheels and deluxe wheel covers are included. Sure to be a hit at your local cruise-in or car show. The interior is in great shape as well. The spare tire area is very neat and tidy, as is the rest of the interior. This car runs and drives very well. The durable numbers matching 350ci small block under the hood runs like a top, the column shift automatic transmission functions as it should, and the brakes stop on a dime. If you've been looking for an El Camino, this is one you really need to take a closer look at. This car is the complete package: well documented, super neat and tidy, and a solid strong running, great looking piece. The show season is quickly approaching, why not show up with something new? Even if you're not looking specifically for an El Camino, it's really tough to pass this car up. Makes an excellent show car that can cruise along around town. |
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