'72 #s 402/4-sp El Camino, Good Docs

[scuncio]

Way overpriced IMO (I got $12k for my mostly original running/driving #s W-code '72 SS454 4-sp back in 2014) but neat to see a factory 4-speed El Camino with its original engine. The fact that it still needs rust repair on the floors make me question how the body repairs were done....

I think the price needs to be cut in half, maybe more than that, for anyone to bite but that's just my opinion.

Link to 1972 El Camino Super Sport auction (https://ebay.to/379809l)

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[Jonesy]

I had a 71 Elcamino SS454 pretty much same color (Mulsanne Blue no top) with a/c and 4 speed. Sold it for $15K awhile back. Should have never sold that

[Mr70]

Nice looking car.Always enjoyed this body style.
Rims need to be brought back to more of a darker charcoal color.

[RSSSfan]

I like what's under the plastic in the background as well!