1972 Chevrolet El Camino

Pickup truck

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

Gasoline

1972 El Camino Nice little Sleeper Street Rod,Paint is Late model Ford Color Dark metallic green, All new interior with New Door panels in Saddle Brown Color, Custom speaker box, bed liner, BF Goodrich tires Pacer Dragster wheel-less than 3,000 miles. motor built Nov. 2004, 350 Four Bolt main, 60 over, Aluminum Edlebrock heads, Crane 3/4R Cam, crane roller rockers, Edelbrock carb intake and valve covers, K&N Air shorty headers and all new exhaust. Highly detailed engine compartment 4 row radiator, A.C. Retro to 134, tranny 350 Turbo, Shift Kit and 2500 Stall Converter both engine and transmission have less than 3, 00 miles on them. New heater core, front disk brake and rear Monroe air shocks, all new front arm bushings. Hello, I have a vehicle i am selling for a friend in my ebay store. Usually I sell crafts and collectibles, and only two other vehicles so far, but today an El Camino! This car has been restored by an ASE Ford Certified private mechanic. He is the cleanest mechanic I have ever seen, his shop and appearance have always been nicely detailed, and so is his Project El Camino. I asked him to show me some of the nicks or dents or trouble areas and he said there were none. I always try to show pictures of any blemished areas. I looked for dents, nicks, or even dirt while taking the pictures and I could only find a few tiny scuffs and four nicks in the paint on the inside by the "running board," it's not a running board but below the foot rails where the bottom of the door would close. There is a few nicks out of the paint there. This car is being sold as is and to fund the next Project, a truck. Buyer responsible for shipping or picking up vehicle. Pay for the car when you pick it up with CASH, or Cashier's check, or if you must paypal - before pick up. Please ask questions. Hopefully the pictures will tell you all you need to know. Thank you for Looking and Happy EBaying! Check out my other items - opens in a new window or tab! more photos of the El Camino at this link... http://img163.imageshack.us/g/dsc01396f.jpg/