[maross396]

Got a gut trying to sell a 65 el camino for $4900. body in real good shape,very solid running,all stock. what you think,sounds a little high to me.

jeff

 

[doolittle]

Hey Jeff: If your thinking of buying the car because you really like it then $4900 is not out of line, it's just a number. There are so many things that could make the car worth a lot more or less than that.If you can tell us a little more about it ie: what motor,trans(auto or 4spd)originality(how many owners)etc. then we could give you a better answer.I have a 64 and a 65 el camino,one cost $800 and the other $3250 both needed a lot of work.Have it checked out for sure for that money.Hope I helped a bit.

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[This message has been edited by 65ss (edited 01-23-2000).]

 

[maross396]

WELL LIKE I SAID THE BODY IS IN VERY GOOD SHAPE(BEEN STORED FOR THE LAST 11 YEARS)COULD NOT FIND ANY RUST AT ALL. INTERIOR IS ORIGINAL, EVERYTHING IN GOOD SHAPE JUST OLD!! THE ENGINE LOOKS LIKES ITS NEVER BEEN TOUCHED, MEANING DIRTY NOT MANY WRENCHES PUT TO IT..IT STARTS UP AND SOUNDS VERY GOOD...AND YES I DO LIKE IT BUT CAN WAIT IF THE PRICE IS TO HIGH...

 

[doolittle]

Well all I can add Jeff is it sounds like it would be a super investment because as you know there are not that many around and you will always recover your money as long as you don't go nuts on it.I love my 65 327 4 speed. Good luck and enjoy

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Ray{Surrey BC CAN}
65SS chevelle X 2
65 chevelle 2dr
65 el camino
64 el camino
etc.
team #241 gold
www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Lane/7755

 

[doolittle]

Well all I can add Jeff is it sounds like it would be a super investment because as you know there are not that many around and you will always recover your money as long as you don't go nuts on it.I love my 65 327 4 speed. Good luck and enjoy

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Ray{Surrey BC CAN}
65SS chevelle X 2
65 chevelle 2dr
65 el camino
64 el camino
etc.
team #241 gold
www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Lane/7755

 

[John Michael]

Sounds like a lot, but then again rust-free bodies are hard to come by (at least here in Wisconsin - we're lucky to come across a rust-free mid 80's car much less a mid 60's one!) A guy could easily spend a few grand replacing floors and door skins and quarters etc...My point being that I'd rather spend $4k on a solid rust-free car to start with than spend $1500 on one that needs a bunch of new sheet metal!

 

[Philip]

Jeff, My 64 is considered a condition 4, with 5 being a parts car and 1 show quality. It is appraised at $2700. It needs complete interior and paint. The body is straight and rust free. The original engine and trans have been replaced with 66 Chevelle units. All the trim is intact and in good shape as is all the glass. It was running when I got it. You didn't say what engine or trans is in it. Decide what it is worth to you and make an offer. Like John said, sheet metal is expensive, unless you can do that kind of work. You don't want to know what I paid for mine.

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Philip Valentine
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[elcamino]

If your are not interested, post the guy's name and phone number. I would buy it if it were close to me. 4900 for a 65 sounds like a bargain to me and I have wanted a 65 for amny years! There were only 36,316 build that year.

Look here for more info; http://www.brevard.net/~rtrenor/sales_stats.html

 

[RACER70]

JEFF
If its what you want go for it. The price sounds decent to me if it is really a solid rust free car/truck.
When I bought my rusted old 66 ElCamino I thought I could buy replacement quarters, however I found out you cannot. It has turned into a bunch of work, although it is a labor of love. What Im trying to say is it might not be too bad of a deal. And as someone else said they dont make new 65 ElCamino's anymore
good luck

Jeff Palazzolo
66 ElCamino
St Louis Mo