1970 Chevrolet El Camino
Capture summer in style! An essential ingredient is a Big Block 454 1970 El Camino.
The 1970 Chevrolet El Camino with its aggressive design with a long hood, sharp angles, and a distinctive grille with dual headlights was a standout in the muscle car era. A true blending the comfort of a passenger car with a pickup truck. Based on the Chevrolet Chevelle's updated platform gave both performance and handling.
One of Washington's framed engine builders Jerome Black built the BB 454. BB...Big Inches...Big Fun! The 454 makes serious power she delivers! The performance of the 454 matched to a TH350 automatic and a 12-bolt rear is the ultimate blend. Performance and reliability are key! Giving a solid El Camino that can be driven daily. Equipped with Milodon headers and 2.5" exhaust with manual cut-outs gives an aggressive rumble. If you like to carve corners front and rear sway bars makes it happen!
The grey and black interior is exactly what was needed to the El Camino to make it pop! The stylish grey cloth bench seat is very comfortable perfect for road trips. A tilt steering column with a tachometer is a correct muscle car look. An upgraded sound system with speaker boxes behind the bench seat (keeping the door panels clean). All the gauges are in working order. A B&M shifter is correct for a El Camino.
The deep metallic Forest Green paints makes this El Camino a showstopper. This is a rust free El Camino. All chrome and bright work trim are very clean free of any pitting. The black vinyl top looks like new. The fuel door has been relocated to bed area by the tailgate. keeping to a smooth body line. The Center Line Racing wheels P295/50R15 and P215/60R15 gives the finishing touch to an aggressive stance.
The '70 El Camino BB is a true turnkey. Ready for show or summer cruising.
Bring it home for $35,500.00!
This is Edmonds, Washington.
