Vehicle Description
1972 Chevrolet El Camino SS Clone, it remains as true as ever. There's a strong-running V8 under the hood, a great-looking paint job that accentuates the car's classic styling, and honestly, if you can find a muscle car more versatile than this one, you should buy it. Tires are brand new, less than 200 miles.
Painted in classic glowing Hellfire Red paint with black stripes. The doors fit well, and the tailgate is in great shape with none of the rust or dings that typically show up on these cars no matter how well-maintained they are. Bumpers, both front and rear, are in great condition. With a cowl induction hood.
This El Camino carries a handsome black interior, with bucket seats. The interior looks new, including the door panels, headliner, and even the seats, all of which are correct reproductions. A center console with shifter makes for fun driving. The custom gauge cluster is an upgrade from most El Camino’s. Installed a Classic Air Conditioner with electronic controls cools interior extremely fast. A new Chevrolet radio looks like it came from the factory.
The engine is a 402 cubic inch (better known as a bored out 396) that runs very well with great power and a great rumble from the Headers with Flowmaster dual exhaust system and Merlin heads. The engine compartment is dressed with a chrome everywhere. For performance, there's a 4-barrel Edelbrock carburetor atop an Edelbrock intake manifold. Power steering and brakes make this truck/car handle easily. Completely replaced the entire braking system.
