Pickup or el camino?

[jimmydean]

I have always loved Camino's and I've never had a mullet. Go figure.

<edit> I was $400 away from having a '59 El Camino as a first car. I often wish I would have waited.

[1bad chevy]

keep the elky on another forum i'm known as (1bad elky)as i'm an elky kind of guy as and i do have a 1970 sitting and waiting she is rough but she will survive so i say KEEP THE ELKY there harder to find oh yea here is another treasure 1960 impala keeping her to bought out an old junk yard and got these out of there also got a 1969 wrecker which will be redone as a cooter's wrecker from duke's of hazzard

[MrGoodpliers]

I'm just beginning a frame off of my Grandpa's '68 Elky. Obviously, I will never sell it. It rides better than a truck, too. EVERYONE wants an el camino, but many will not admit it (I mean the folks who are not into old cars).

[orange72c10]

I have a 72 c/10 that was bought brand new by my grandfather with 48000 miles, it has a lot of meaning to me, and I also have a 78 elcamino that I bought from my father, it was to replace the 68 elcamino that he had and once he stopped driving it I had to have it.

I love both of the trucks myself, the truck will haul more than my camino will but the camino drives and handles more like a car, I guess it is all about what you are looking to do with it. Personally I vote to keep them both, cause chances are you will never get them back once they are gone. The value of classic cars seem to be rising and rising which makes me want to have more and more of them

I wish I had pics on this computer I would post them up, they are on my computer at home

[LooseScrews]

Originally Posted by 1bad chevy

keep the elky on another forum i'm known as (1bad elky)as i'm an elky kind of guy

I KNEW it was you! I'm Elky-holic! There's a couple more here who frequent the Elky board, too.