1967 El Camino L79
 

Two owner car with the last owner owning since 1968. The El has 44,000 miles and still retains it's born with entire drive train. This is a project car that was TOTALLY disassembled over 30 years ago.

No options with the exception of Bucket Seats and Console with Clock.

The original color is Maroon with a black gut

Engine 327ci/ 325 HP, Muncie M21 and 12 Bolt Rear with Original Gears "355" Coded.

The price is 11K

Sold

Whats its condition? Roller?

Still disassembled as I got it. Thinking about making it a roller.

This EL Camino is in decent shape needing the hood replaced and the roof skin, everything else can be repaired for it's in decent shape for being 51 years old.

The EL Camino since taken apart over 30 years ago and three different storage facilities some original parts are missing, but the most important parts, the "Born With" drive train are present.

I've made it a roller and mostly assembled / mocked the EL Camino for easier transport. In doing so I have a better understanding of what is present and what is missing. I will sent pics to serious inquiries!

Here are some pics of the VIN, Block Stamping V0123ER, Trim Tag, Rear Stamping KF0118 and Trans Vin Z126143

Additional Pics

Here are some pics of the Passenger Compartment Floor, Bed Floor, Underside of the Bed Floor and the Bottom edge / Lip of the Tailgate.

Are all the bits and pieces there and what is the issue with the roof skin?

L78steve,

The roof skin has some rust and was warped from sandblasting by the previous owner.

If the bits and pieces are pertaining to the bolt on small parts this is what I got.
- Original Carburetor
- Original Distributor
- Original Harmonic Balancer with Rear Fins
- Original Alternator and Bracket
- Original Water Neck Housing
- Original Chrome Fuel Line
- Original Fan / Fan Clutch
- Original "O" Valve Covers

Price Reduction $10K

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