The El Camino originated in Australia in the 1930’s. Ford Australia was the first to build this classic car in 1934. Its purpose was was to carry fodder for the livestock while being usable it for more formal occasions like driving to church. being an instant hit in its native country this vintage car was quickly adopted in America under the name Ranchero. As an answer to this Chevy did not hesitate to manufacture the El Camino two years later in the U.S. In its first year the El Camino sold 8000 more cars than its competitor. this success story was the reason the El Camino production outlasted the Ranchero by 8 years. This third generation model is the last one to havethe top line 454 SS engine, with 450 horsepower 650N and the outstanding TH400 turbo hydramatic transmission. Its top speed is 169 km/h that enabled it ti make a quarter mile in just 13 seconds. This was an unprecedented record among platform trucks of the time. I have now resurrected a part of automoble history with this old timer. This is an original 454 SS El Camino completely updated. Includes every luxurious option imaginable, from power steering, servo disc brakes, cruise control, air conditioning, power windows and individual seats. The engine block and diferential gear has been fully upgraded the later even got a new rim clamp. The paintjob is as unique as the vintage car itself. While I was taking the car apart for repairs I found a document by Oklahoma rsident Dave Evans about the car’s renewal. This old timer would make an excellent addition to any muscle car collection.

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