1984 Chevrolet El Camino Ss (choo-choo Custom) on 2040-cars
Henderson, Nevada, United States
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1984 Chevy El Camino SS *Not just a regular El Camino! This was a Choo-Choo Custom edition, emblem still on the dash. Original 305 V8: Rebuilt with no miles and Stage 1 Lift Kit performance upgrade. Original Mag Wheels (rare to find). Automatic, A/C equipped (not working), Power locks and windows, sport interior package. All trim pieces present, including the hard to find stuff. Blacked out trim and a custom flush-fitting rear bumper (roll pan) to give this car an extra sleek, modern look. Project 80% or more complete, over $12K invested. Runs well and drivable. Body is straight and paint is in excellent condition overall with only a few minor defects which are pictured. The truck bed is prepped but unfinished. The interior is unrestored. All work was done at professional shops with documentation (pictured). The hood was replaced due to hail damage, not original. Located in Henderson, NV just outside of Las Vegas.
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