I've added a new section to the El Camino area for El Camino mutations. The 4 hybrid mutant cars that are shown are pretty interesting.

http://chevelles.com/elcamino/ec_mutate.htm

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Dan Carr
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Dan, I know where a '63 Chevy II / El Camino mutation is for sale.The only thing he did wrong was not put a tailgate on it, it's one solid piece.He made it from a station wagon.Very cool looking, needs paint though to finish it out.

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Those pics just further my belief that I should graft an elky bed where the trunk of my 4 door is; ahh the wonderus 1970 Crew Cab Malibu!!!

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hey quadzilla , go for it ! dual tires , fender extentions , the whole bit ,that would blow people's minds !!

( and look good doing it , i'm sure ) http://www.chevelles.com/forum/cool.gif

btw , the monte camino caught me off guard , but quickly grew on me !!


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A few years back there was a 4 door ElCamino cruising the streets of Show Low, AZ. It was a 70/72 body, don't remember the exact year. I never took the time to get a close look. Not sure how the frame was done and I don't remember what back glass was used. Hay 64elcamino, do you remember seeing it? It certainly stood out in a crowd.

Dan,

Have you seen the one Cadillac built? I think it was in 76, and they called it the Gentlemens pick up. A guy showed me a copy of a GM sales picture a few weeks ago. He claims they only made 100 of them, and that he has #100. He also said his truck was featured in Hemmings in May or June? I do not have those issues, but would be interested if anyone could scan it and send.

I LIKE the GN Elky! There's also the '93 Camaro-mino in HOTROD a while back...

Here's two I snapped in the early 90's during the Winter Nats in Springfield, MO.

1 & 2 are of a 57 Chevy...Nice, but it would have been better if he used a '59 to mutate instead of a 68-72...

3 is a convertible...does that count...
http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/DJRisberg3 http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/DJRisberg2 http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/DJRisberg1

I do love TC!!

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68 El Camino...Slow, Much Work Required
98 Z28...Fast, No Work Required
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Mike H. - A guy living about two blocks from me has one of those Cadillac "Gentlemens" pick up. It's one of the most unusual Caddys you'll ever see, that's for sure. The cargo area has to be one of the most shallow ever made too. At the tailgate, it's about only a foot and a half deep. Not too practical.

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Robert

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