HIGHLIGHTS:Â
-Cold A/C! Power windows!
-350 V8!
-TH350 automatic transmission!
-Power steering & power front disc brakes!
This 1970 Chevrolet El Camino is a quintessential muscle machine that perfectly captures the bold attitude of the early seventies. Screaming for attention in Hugger Orange with classic white stripes, this car-truck warrior trades subtle styling for pure curb appeal. Under the hood is a dependable 350ci V8 paired with a smooth TH350 3-speed automatic transmission and a stout 12-bolt rear end. Complete with comfort features like air conditioning and power windows, this El Camino is a turn-key cruiser that is ready to bring some vintage thunder to your local car scene!
BODY OVERVIEW:Â
The sheet metal on this El Camino presents as a very solid example, maintaining straight lines and structure both up top and underneath. Because this is an older restoration that has spent time doing what classic Chevys do best (driving!), the undercarriage exhibits typical signs of age and road use rather than clinical, fresh-off-the-rotisserie perfection. It is a solid, honest foundation that has avoided the structural pitfalls common to these utility coupes, giving you a sturdy platform you can actually drive without constant anxiety and cleaning. Looking underneath this El Camino, and you'll see a lot of exactly what you want to see: clean, original metal.Â
PAINT CONDITION OVERVIEW:Â
The Hugger Orange paint with white stripes is an older repaint that is still sure to command respect, offering a great shine and showing very well. Up close, it reveals itself as a beautiful "driver-quality" paint job, bearing a realistic collection of character marks including scratches, dings, chips, and minor cracks consistent with its age. It is the kind of finish that looks fantastic under the lights of a local cruise-in but spares you from losing sleep if a rogue pebble flips up on the highway! The SS badging combined with the stripes really puts this El Camino over the edge, and it absolutely turns heads wherever you take it!
INTERIOR CONDITION OVERVIEW:Â
Inside the cabin, you are greeted by a well-appointed tan cloth and vinyl interior that serves as a warm contrast to the bright orange exterior. The comfort options are highly impressive for 1970, featuring power windows, a tilt steering column, and cold air conditioning to keep things comfortable during summer cruises. An AM/FM stereo sits in the dashboard, and the overall upholstery and trim present a clean, inviting space that makes long stretches behind the wheel a pleasure. Overall, the interior is in nice condition and shows well, but it isn't fresh so there are some minor signs of age and use present.Â
MECHANICAL OVERVIEW:Â
The 350ci V8 in the engine bay is dressed to impress, featuring an Edelbrock aluminum intake, a Quadrajet 4-barrel carburetor, orange aftermarket Chevrolet-script valve covers, and a chrome Edelbrock air cleaner. A Champion aluminum radiator with a chrome cover keeps the small-block running cool, while power front disc brakes ensure confident stopping power. The soundtrack is handled by longtube headers feeding into a dual exhaust system complete with a crossover pipe and Flowmaster mufflers, giving this Chevy a deep, authoritative rumble that announces your arrival long before you come into view! This El Camino fires easily, and runs smoother than one would expect. The throttle is very responsive, and though its no big block, this El Camino can sure get up and go when you want it to! From a mechanical standpoint, this is a stout little cruiser that seems ready to go.Â
WHAT YOU'LL LOVE ABOUT THIS CAR:Â
You will love the pure nostalgia and immediate attention that comes with driving a Hugger Orange Mopar-eater with a throaty Flowmaster exhaust note. The combination of the 12-bolt rear end and a sorted 350 V8 gives it great street manners and plenty of muscle car character. Plus, the convenience of power windows, power brakes, and factory air conditioning means you get the classic muscle experience without having to suffer through hot afternoon traffic!
WHAT YOU MIGHT HATE ABOUT THIS CAR:Â
If you are looking for a flawless, museum-grade trailer queen to judge with a magnifying glass, the imperfections in this vehicle will likely keep you awake at night. This is a quality car, built to be driven and enjoyed-not a showpiece meant to be stored in a bubble!
DOES IT NEED ANYTHING?Â
While this El Camino is a turn-key runner, and has no known urgent needs, Â it could use a couple of odds and ends to realize its full potential. The tires are currently showing signs of aging and should be replaced before embarking on any major escapades. Furthermore, the AM/FM stereo does not currently power on, but this could be the excuse you need to upgrade to a Retrosound!
WHAT BUYER IS LOOKING FOR THIS CAR?Â
This car is tailor-made for the enthusiast who wants a legendary body style in a quintessential color scheme without paying a six-figure price tag. It is perfect for the buyer who wants a fun, usable classic that is ready for the local show circuit today, but who also enjoys the process of doing minor tinkering on the weekends. If you value mechanical substance, a solid body, and head-turning muscle car looks, this El Camino is ready to park in your garage!
Contact Rare Rides Company at 980-306-8100 or info@rarerides.com for more information
Rare Rides Company does not collect tax, tag or title fees.
Title Status: CLEAN
DOES IT WORK?
Air Conditioning YES
Heater YES
Speedometer YES
Odometer YES
Oil PSI Gauge N/A
Temperature Gauge YES
Fuel Gauge YES
Tachometer YES
Wipers YES
Windows YES
Horn YESÂ
Radio NO
Headlights YES
Tail Lights YES
Brake Lights YES
Reverse Lights YES
Turn Signals YES
Emergency Brake YES
4x4/AWD N/A
Tire Condition: Good tread, age unknown, showing age/rot
Keys - Ignition YES, Door YES, Trunk N/A
Seatbelts Front: YES Rear: N/A
Runs & Drives YES
-Cold A/C! Power windows!
-350 V8!
-TH350 automatic transmission!
-Power steering & power front disc brakes!
This 1970 Chevrolet El Camino is a quintessential muscle machine that perfectly captures the bold attitude of the early seventies. Screaming for attention in Hugger Orange with classic white stripes, this car-truck warrior trades subtle styling for pure curb appeal. Under the hood is a dependable 350ci V8 paired with a smooth TH350 3-speed automatic transmission and a stout 12-bolt rear end. Complete with comfort features like air conditioning and power windows, this El Camino is a turn-key cruiser that is ready to bring some vintage thunder to your local car scene!
BODY OVERVIEW:Â
The sheet metal on this El Camino presents as a very solid example, maintaining straight lines and structure both up top and underneath. Because this is an older restoration that has spent time doing what classic Chevys do best (driving!), the undercarriage exhibits typical signs of age and road use rather than clinical, fresh-off-the-rotisserie perfection. It is a solid, honest foundation that has avoided the structural pitfalls common to these utility coupes, giving you a sturdy platform you can actually drive without constant anxiety and cleaning. Looking underneath this El Camino, and you'll see a lot of exactly what you want to see: clean, original metal.Â
PAINT CONDITION OVERVIEW:Â
The Hugger Orange paint with white stripes is an older repaint that is still sure to command respect, offering a great shine and showing very well. Up close, it reveals itself as a beautiful "driver-quality" paint job, bearing a realistic collection of character marks including scratches, dings, chips, and minor cracks consistent with its age. It is the kind of finish that looks fantastic under the lights of a local cruise-in but spares you from losing sleep if a rogue pebble flips up on the highway! The SS badging combined with the stripes really puts this El Camino over the edge, and it absolutely turns heads wherever you take it!
INTERIOR CONDITION OVERVIEW:Â
Inside the cabin, you are greeted by a well-appointed tan cloth and vinyl interior that serves as a warm contrast to the bright orange exterior. The comfort options are highly impressive for 1970, featuring power windows, a tilt steering column, and cold air conditioning to keep things comfortable during summer cruises. An AM/FM stereo sits in the dashboard, and the overall upholstery and trim present a clean, inviting space that makes long stretches behind the wheel a pleasure. Overall, the interior is in nice condition and shows well, but it isn't fresh so there are some minor signs of age and use present.Â
MECHANICAL OVERVIEW:Â
The 350ci V8 in the engine bay is dressed to impress, featuring an Edelbrock aluminum intake, a Quadrajet 4-barrel carburetor, orange aftermarket Chevrolet-script valve covers, and a chrome Edelbrock air cleaner. A Champion aluminum radiator with a chrome cover keeps the small-block running cool, while power front disc brakes ensure confident stopping power. The soundtrack is handled by longtube headers feeding into a dual exhaust system complete with a crossover pipe and Flowmaster mufflers, giving this Chevy a deep, authoritative rumble that announces your arrival long before you come into view! This El Camino fires easily, and runs smoother than one would expect. The throttle is very responsive, and though its no big block, this El Camino can sure get up and go when you want it to! From a mechanical standpoint, this is a stout little cruiser that seems ready to go.Â
WHAT YOU'LL LOVE ABOUT THIS CAR:Â
You will love the pure nostalgia and immediate attention that comes with driving a Hugger Orange Mopar-eater with a throaty Flowmaster exhaust note. The combination of the 12-bolt rear end and a sorted 350 V8 gives it great street manners and plenty of muscle car character. Plus, the convenience of power windows, power brakes, and factory air conditioning means you get the classic muscle experience without having to suffer through hot afternoon traffic!
WHAT YOU MIGHT HATE ABOUT THIS CAR:Â
If you are looking for a flawless, museum-grade trailer queen to judge with a magnifying glass, the imperfections in this vehicle will likely keep you awake at night. This is a quality car, built to be driven and enjoyed-not a showpiece meant to be stored in a bubble!
DOES IT NEED ANYTHING?Â
While this El Camino is a turn-key runner, and has no known urgent needs, Â it could use a couple of odds and ends to realize its full potential. The tires are currently showing signs of aging and should be replaced before embarking on any major escapades. Furthermore, the AM/FM stereo does not currently power on, but this could be the excuse you need to upgrade to a Retrosound!
WHAT BUYER IS LOOKING FOR THIS CAR?Â
This car is tailor-made for the enthusiast who wants a legendary body style in a quintessential color scheme without paying a six-figure price tag. It is perfect for the buyer who wants a fun, usable classic that is ready for the local show circuit today, but who also enjoys the process of doing minor tinkering on the weekends. If you value mechanical substance, a solid body, and head-turning muscle car looks, this El Camino is ready to park in your garage!
Contact Rare Rides Company at 980-306-8100 or info@rarerides.com for more information
Rare Rides Company does not collect tax, tag or title fees.
Title Status: CLEAN
DOES IT WORK?
Air Conditioning YES
Heater YES
Speedometer YES
Odometer YES
Oil PSI Gauge N/A
Temperature Gauge YES
Fuel Gauge YES
Tachometer YES
Wipers YES
Windows YES
Horn YESÂ
Radio NO
Headlights YES
Tail Lights YES
Brake Lights YES
Reverse Lights YES
Turn Signals YES
Emergency Brake YES
4x4/AWD N/A
Tire Condition: Good tread, age unknown, showing age/rot
Keys - Ignition YES, Door YES, Trunk N/A
Seatbelts Front: YES Rear: N/A
Runs & Drives YES