1967 Chevrolet El Camino

L79 325HP 327

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This is a rare L79 325HP 327 equipped '67 EL CAMINO. Factory A/C on the matching number 327. One head is original, the other is a 66 dated head. VIN on block matches the VIN tag on the door jamb. 99% no rust body, straight and clean. I purchased this car many years back from Red Bull and it has paint damage on the doors and tailgate from the stickers they had on it.This El Camino was originally white with a black interior. It has all its original sheetmetal except for the hood- I found a real clean original GM hood in original paint and all I did was prime it black to match the car.The El Camino has the original 12 bolt 3.31 CF code posi out back. This was originally a 4 Speed car as the engine code shows. I was told by a previous owner that sold the Camino to Red Bull the TH350 was put in it by an old guy that did a frame up restoration on it who could no longer drive a 4 speed car. Needs minor work to get it running again- a carb and ignition (plugs/points), cooling system flush, a battery and a few hoses would be nice. Has GM disc brakes up front and brakes should at least have cylinder rebuild kits done.I have never driven the car further than from a trailer to my driveway as it had fried points when I bought it and I intended to put a different engine in it and restore the L79 motor and just keep it on a stand.Moving later this year is the family plan, so the El Camino is listed here at a super low price. Sorry, NO offers will be accepted. There were only around 10 to 15 or so '67 L79 El Camino's built and you will likely never again find ANY L79 '67 under 10k this nice.Deposit will not be refunded if your wife tells you you can't have it, so please DO NOT BID unless your finances are in order and you intend to follow through with the purchase.As written above, this EL CAMINO does NOT run and I am not going to get it running for the buyer. It is sold as is, where is and the buyer must arrange transportation in a timely manner.I removed the valve covers and checked the castings and dates and right C 3 7 dated 462 head aligns with the truck and engine build date. The left head is a 461 casting dated A 29 6. Both have screw in studs and guideplates. Last pic shows the logo that was on the tailgate and doors. They were removed before I got the El Camino. I removed the huge speaker and ice box structure in the bed and got rid of it all as I had zero interest in any of it.