1969 Chevrolet El Camino Ss on 2040-cars
Manson, Washington, United States
This 1969 El Camino SS has been beautifully restored. Every time I take this car to her show or out somewhere, I am
always stopped numerous times so people can ask me about it and take pictures of it.
The paint is absolutely stunning, no rust anywhere. It has the original color “Venom Green” it also has the
vinyl top which is brand new. The car has always been garaged, since the rebuild.
The 396 big block has been professionally rebuilt both top and bottom end, balanced and blueprinted. Transmission
has also been completely rebuilt.“four on the floor” transmission is awesome! I’ve owned a lot of cars and
I’ve never owned a car that’s more fun to drive. It also has a brand new positive traction rear end with 3.73
gear ratio. This car definitely moves! But also is very easy to control. Original rims have been restored along
with brand new period correct tires. Interior is completely redone and is beautiful. Bench seat, carpet, door
panels, dash, everything. Chrome has also been re-done. When the car was being restored all the gages were removed
and rebuilt. The original odometer was set back to zero and now reads 1,300. Car has all brand new suspension and
exhaust.
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