Holy smokes, no!!!

click here if you dare

Wow, thats special. At first I figured it was an Estate that someone took a hacksaw to, but on second look, it appears too short for that.

Edit: Just checked the CarFax, its an Estate. Just look short to me.

Edited July 3, 200817 yr by Satty

Perfect for Camino when he gets old and decrepit. :AH-HA_wink:

That's cool...looks pretty well done. I'm sure someone has done a Chevy El Camino from a Caprice wagon of that generation.

Perfect for Camino when he gets old and decrepit. :AH-HA_wink:

what do you mean "when."?

what do you mean "when."?

Actually is a good conversion.

apparently it was the inspiration for those holden utes

lol

love it tho!!!!!!

Edited July 5, 200817 yr by regfootball

I'd be tempted to peel the wood off, paint it Saturn Yellow with a black stripe down the side, slap some Buick rally wheels on and some fat RWL tires, punch out the motor, and make a Buick GSXpress out of it.

........ are you taking notes, Camino?

what do you mean "when."?

I'll get you for that.

That's cool...looks pretty well done. I'm sure someone has done a Chevy El Camino from a Caprice wagon of that generation.

Yes, by GM itself, it almost made production.

By CaminoLS6

I'd be tempted to peel the wood off, paint it Saturn Yellow with a black stripe down the side, slap some Buick rally wheels on and some fat RWL tires, punch out the motor, and make a Buick GSXpress out of it.

........ are you taking notes, Camino?

You mean something like this?

By CaminoLS6

Man, if there was really a Buick or Oldsmobile version of the El Camino in 1970, I'd have to seriously consider buying one at some point in my life. Not that I don't like the look of the '70 Chevelle, but I've always preferred the other divisions a little more than Chevy.