For Sale: 1971 Chevrolet El Camino in Staunton, Illinois

This ClassicCars.com featured listing, according to the seller is a “1979 El Camino Conquista in original condition. Family owned since new, always garaged, body is straight, 350 ci with factory 4bbl, and factory air. Perfect starting point for a restoration.” Having spent its life in LaSalle, Colarado, with 164,298 miles on the clock, while original, […]

Classic vehicle looks ready for a cruise to Margaritaville

Pick of the Day is one of Chevrolet’s early personal pickups

Dad and daughter turned car-based truck into a gem

There are a variety of reasons why people sell a classic car

“A car is just a car, but an El Camino is a lifestyle.”

This 1959 El Camino has traveled 10,000 trouble-free miles.

The full-sized, Chevrolet El Camino was first launched as a new model in 1959 in response to Ford’s full-sized Ranchero model (launched in 1957).

Michael Santoro’s eyes twitched, then dropped, as he almost fell asleep at the wheel. He had been up nearly 36 hours straight, and had pulled long hours ever since he took over as designer for the reborn supercar that would carry the star-crossed Vector name. “It was insanity,” he recalled. “I almost crashed.” He still […]

In 1935, to promote the durability and aesthetic appeal of the newly developed material called stainless steel, Ford and Allegheny Ludlum Steel of Pittsburgh worked together to clothe half a dozen 1936 Ford Deluxe sedans with stainless coachwork. Each of the cars was driven by Allegheny Ludlum executives, logging more than 200,000 miles until the […]