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HRPC i've seen that around on craigslist maybe? it's different for sure, but not sure if i like it.
 

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HRPC i've seen that around on craigslist maybe? it's different for sure, but not sure if i like it.

Copart still has it too, so obviously he has a reserve on it, and Copart is selling it on consignment for him. :shrug: Or Copart paid him to much for it. :shitsweak:
 

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I've always been a fan of 65 El Co's. Not a 64, not a 66, but a 65 is my preference. I'd own the others for sure, but 65 is my favorite. Either 65 ElCo or 65 Chevelle either one is fine.
But this... I'd tongue punch a fat girl, just one time, to have this.

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That is badass!

I've always had a thing for the '66 El Camino, but I wouldn't turn down a 64 or 65.


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That is badass!

I've always had a thing for the '66 El Camino, but I wouldn't turn down a 64 or 65.


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Yep, the 64 and 65 are real close to the same, and the 66 and 67 are real close to the same. I wish I liked 66's best. That's year I was born. But I do like the 65 better, and I like the 64 better than a 66. The difference in a 64 and 65 is the taillights, and the 65 has a pointed nose and the 64 is flat. That the difference. And round gauges in both. The 66 & 67 have the long wide speedo cluster and the body lines are different.
 

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Yea, '64 is probably my least favorite year. I just never care for the flat grille.


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They pulled off that Crew Camino very nicely!

And my vote goes to the '66 model.
 

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the auzzies love those holden Utes since they have the same power plant as the g8 ls2 motors.
it has a good amount of ass to it. my only gripe is that it uses the independent rears so no solid axles. i guess its more like a sport truck car weird hybrid thing i couldnt get used to it. oh well to each its own.
 

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