DougA
Apr 2nd, 10, 9:13 PM
Nice truck but multi leaf rear springs.......?http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1972-EL-CAMINO-SS_W0QQitemZ280485245145QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_Cars _Trucks?hash=item414e3930d9
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Robinls5 Apr 2nd, 10, 11:53 PM The A/C hoses are NOT from a 71-72, The A/C engine brackets are correct. The water pump is a late model, The remote mirror is from a Chevelle/ Monte Carlo. It is NOT an El Camino mirror. The paint looks nice, I would need to see a LOT MORE. The under hood is OK, But it needs a LOT of work. Typical car salesman, When I see stuff like the front fender braces painted body color, I want to shut up and walk away. I would guess its about a 5-7000.00 Truck. Then again when you say ALL Origional, That I what I expect. Bob VinceS427bb Apr 2nd, 10, 11:54 PM photo of the rear end looks stock on lower control arms, must be another guy who don't know how tall the tale is while describing what he thought he knew about trucks=cause real trucks have leaf springs right??? :) DougA Apr 3rd, 10, 9:02 AM Guess so,Vince.I emailed him and he said,yes,it does have leaf springs.Sure doesn't look like it.That would be a detailed conversion.:noway: Hellucallit Apr 3rd, 10, 10:50 AM Too much Armorall on the hoses!! Verle Apr 3rd, 10, 8:57 PM I can see the lower trailing arm and the bottom of the coil spring on the rearend. Maybe the leaf springs are mounted outboard, or, how about on top of the coils? Does he know the difference between leaf and coil springs? huffhuff Apr 3rd, 10, 9:17 PM how many times do you hear someone say their 250 cid chevelle engine is a V-6? or 12 volt rear end? LOL. maybe it's an april fool's ad. | ||