The 1968 Chevrolet El Camino arrived at a moment when American drivers were starting to want it all, and it answered with a ...

The short-lived first-generation El Camino came to an abrupt end in 1960 at a time when the Ford Ranchero was already dominating this space. Despite a strong start in 1959, when Chevrolet sold over ...

The El Camino adventure started in 1959 as a Bel Air and Biscayne mix supposed to compete against the Ranchero, and in many regards, Chevrolet’s new pickup ended up becoming a surprising nameplate. In ...

The Chevy El Camino bowed for the 1959 model year in answer to Ford’s Ranchero. Based on GM’s B-Body platform, the El Camino utilized the Chevy station wagon’s Safety-Girder X-Frame platform. The El ...

Bowing for the 1959 model year, the Chevy El Camino was the Bowtie's answer to Ford's Ranchero. The El Camino rode on the B-body platform and Safety Girder X-frame as Chevy's station wagons. The El ...

Max Voorhees is an avid car enthusiast who loves Euro imports and JDM cars. Taught by his brother from a young age, he has learned how to fix his own cars, as well as those of his friends. He loves to ...

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