Vehicle Description
The El Camino already has an interesting place in all of our hearts
where one vehicle is both a comfy sedan and a versatile pickup. But
a few add that extra GM flair of a bold hood bird you thought was
only reserved for Pontiac T/As. That's why this exceptionally well
preserved 1979 Chevrolet El Camino is already so attractive, even
before you see the affordable price.
These final generation El Caminos have a particularly sleek and
sporty design with a hint of classic style. It's especially true on
this nicely preserved example. After all, the factory black not
only showcases how well the original paint still shines today, but
also it highlights how straight the sheetmetal still is. The Royal
Knight edition seems like the best of everything from its era, so a
decal kit was added to this car. Not only do you get that cool
pickup/sedan feeling, but also you can't help but feel a little
Smokey and the Bandit style swagger with this Chevy's own gold hood
bird and gold striping package. Plus, you still get all the things
you love about 4th generation of El Caminos, including the Malubu
front end, color-matched rally wheel package, and rear bumper with
integrated taillight package. It all appears in quite nice
condition thanks to this one averaging less than 1,500 miles
annually. And while the preservation has been exceptional, you'll
also love that the truck bed has been upgraded with a wood insert
and a cover to keep it dry.
One look inside and you'll realize why you never want to tint the
windows. The tan interior just looks like part of the coordinating
body stripe package, and it's just as well preserved as the
exterior, too. Even with all its style, this Elky doesn't lose its
versatility. The split bench seats three, and there's even space
remaining behind it to store some items out of sight. The sharp
dash will look familiar to anyone who's driven a 4th gen Malibu..
This one even comes with plenty of great convenience features such
as the factory AM/FM/cassette stereo, cruise control, and
provisions for air conditioning.
Under the hood is exactly what you want to see. It's Chevy's 305
cubic-inch small-block V8 that we love because of how reliable they
are. It already has a four-barrel carburetor, and it's
exceptionally easy to upgrade and source parts. But as you can see
from the tidy engine bay, this one has been unmolested and only
received proper care over the years. In fact, the consignor
believes this is the original motor, and we have yet to find any
evidence to doubt it. This El Camino is setup to be an easy all-day
cruiser with features such as a three-speed automatic transmission,
power steering, and front disc brakes.
This is a fantastically preserved El Camino package that's
available today at a value price. These kinds of deals never stay
in our showroom long. Call today!!
