Vehicle Description
The big tailfin look of the 1960 Chevrolet El Camino is absolutely
cool, but the reason why you love/lust this one is for what's
underneath the skin. It's a full Pro Street fresh build with a
powerful V8, cool Lightning Rod shifters, and race-ready components
that make this one red hot for more than just it paintjob.
This is an especially appealing presentation of the first-gen El
Camino. After all, these have a crease that starts up front and
runs the full length of the truck until it forms the tailfin on the
artful tailgate. Plus, with wraparound glass in both the front and
the rear, and the rear overhang, these really had style. You also
have an air ride suspension, which let you dial in the cool stance.
The red paint is a professional application with plenty of gloss to
highlight all these details that make this first-gen El Camino so
awesome. Plus, you're going to love all the brightwork pieces. This
includes the mirror-like bumpers and grille, as well as upgrades,
like the Weld Racing wheels (where you can see how extra-large the
rear ones really are.) And the jet-inspired side trim feels
especially right on a car upgraded for extra power.
Pro Street means a car that's ready for the dragstrip as well as
something cool for the road, and the interior shows that off
perfectly. It starts with two-tone ultraleather bucket seats. Not
only do these look awesome, but also they coordinate with the
custom door panels, too. Even the rear deck and folding tonneau
cover match! You get the classic red and chrome Chevy steering
wheel that also includes power steering. But even with all these
cool pieces, you can instantly see this was really built for
performance. That's why there's a full roll cage setup for added
strength, and all your essentials are set in a toggle-switch fuse
box. The factory gauges have been switched over to AutoMeter
Pro-Comp units, and there's even a large tach w/shift light mounted
below the dash. That last one goes particularly well with the
triple-stalk Hurst Lightning Rod shifters.
Open the hood to get a clear view at a serious V8 power. So areas
like the upgraded pulleys, upgraded brackets, and cast valve covers
are fortified pieces that also have an award-worthy look. This
hardy 350 cubic-inch V8 has TrickFlow aluminum heads, ProForm 750
CFM four-barrel carburetor, a polished Edelbrock intake, and
headers that feed the growling dual exhaust. The TH400 three-speed
automatic transmission is a stout unit that you control with those
special shifters. This sends power to the reinforced ladder bar
rear end that's been tubbed to hold those massive Mickey Thompson
tires. There's plenty of extra steel reinforcing the chassis, and
you see it both in the engine bay and the truck bed. While you're
back there, make sure you spot the fuel cell that's over the rear
for added traction weight. And stopping this beastly El Camino is
the power of four-wheel disc brakes.
So now you know that this classic El Camino is also a street-eating
custom. That makes for a total package you need to get your hands
on right now. Call today!!!
