1979 Chevrolet El Camino

350

TH400

1W80J9K462780

Clear

Gasoline

Purchased from a grandmother whose husband owned it. It hasn't been driven in 1-2 years. The window was left cracked open, so i had it towed to the shop to get the carpet replaced, change of fluids, and odds and ends fixed. When they went to replace the carpet i was informed the driver floor board needed replaced so I will update pictures of that as well. Added Freon and the A/C also works. It is an old car you can enjoy driving as you get it perfect. I took out the bed liner, when I pressure washed the bed it sprayed off a lot of the old paint. There are no rust holes in the bed so it would be safe to rhino line it. Video is after changing oil, wife didn't think she would run so she got the Boom! lol copy and paste https://www.facebook.com/1791153309/videos/10209048274802646/ On Apr-28-18 at 11:29:49 PDT, seller added the following information: To help you make a decision. I would hate for someone to bid on something they don't want. I had people ask me if it is restore-able...sure it is. I don't know why you would want to though. You can buy a restore-able elco for less money. If you want something you can drive the wheels off for the next 100k miles then this is it. I have driven it up to 50 mph with no problems. If I was going to drive across states I would probably have an alignment done and the brakes checked. They work fine and it drives true I just wouldn't risk it. Send me your questions, hope the videos work https://youtu.be/O2WRw89MkdI https://youtu.be/7cIX-gBeCls https://youtu.be/bVPQn2apyHs https://youtu.be/8RVMcGlAgTwOn Apr-28-18 at 18:43:15 PDT, seller added the following information: Updated interior pics. The drivers side floor had a whole when they went to replace carpet so the drivers side was cut out and replaced. New metal was not just laid over old metal. This is the last thing being done to the car. I am sure I am losing money here but it is nice to keeps these on the road.