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Beautiful. It might only have 22k on it but I'd say someone spent a lot of money on it.

I agree beautiful car, it deserved more than the rattle can finish on the chasis.

I love the rusty spots on the frame where it sat on a lift while they por15'd the rest of it :clonk: At least they could have gone back and covered those up.

Its a very very nice car, but no way is it 22k original miles. A recent title transfer stating "original miles" is not exactly convincing for me.
That frame and undercarage wouldn't look like that (i'm talking about what is UNDER the Glossy por15) with only 22k miles.

BTW... When they restored it they should have axed those bed rails. U-G-L-Y!

My '70 El Camino has disk brakes, and has the brak pad that says "disk brakes." I noticed this car also has disks, but with a different brake pedal pad.

It is rare to see one left with the original equipment on it like that one. Those homely wheel covers really exude 'originality'.

I really like it.

I just wish it didn't have those bed rails.

shows a/c but look at the controls.

My '70 El Camino has disk brakes, and has the brak pad that says "disk brakes." I noticed this car also has disks, but with a different brake pedal pad.

In his description he says "disc brakes added".

Don't know about the 22K claim but very nice looking excect for the bed rails, they look rediculous and kill the look of the Camino. In my opinion would look better with a set of ralleys.