...could have built but didn't.

One more:

^im totally diggn the...uh...Monte Carlo edition, i think thats what it was

The olds, pontiac and the MC are definately the nicest ones.... I'd chose the olds against the MC though

Edited January 31, 200619 yr by TurboRush

I think the Monte Camino is bad ass. B)

I think I like the two Buicks best. Followed by the Pontiac.

I think the Monte Camino is bad ass. B)

I do too but the olds has nicer flowing lines and I dont like the chevy logo on the front of the MC... it looks out of place. I think it should be a MC logo rather than the chevy logo

Looking at it again, the Olds actually does have a good flow to it. You're right, Turbo.

Oh my, a Buick GSX El Camino! I must have this vehicle! I shall park it next to my 1970 Buick Skylark Sport Wagon whenever I get around to buying it and turning it into a saturn yellow Buick GSXpress Wagon

WOW!!!

Camino you never fail to impress. I'm thinking the best one is the Poncho LeMansCamino.

The GN is pretty sweet too but doesn't work as well for some reason.

Have I mentioned yet today Camino that I'm glad you're back!

SWEET post, Camino...thanks for sharing!

I've seen that MC Camino before ... believe that front end is the '72 MC front fascia....

Some of those others look absolutely splendidly cool, too ... sure is too bad GM didn't produce those .

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WOW!!!

Camino you never fail to impress. I'm thinking the best one is the Poncho LeMansCamino.

The GN is pretty sweet too but doesn't work as well for some reason.

Which Lemans?

The GN just suffers from some rough details (bowtie on grille etc.) I've always wanted to build a true GNX version. :AH-HA_wink:

Have I mentioned yet today Camino that I'm glad you're back!

Thanks Josh. It's good to be back.

The yellow Pontiac is not a LeMans? (I second Josh's motion!)

The yellow Pontiac is not a LeMans? (I second Josh's motion!)

It is. It was built by a dealer from a new Lemans sedan and a new El Camino in '68 to lobby Pontiac to offer it as a production model.

However, The black one on the far right is also Lemans -based. Late '70s early 80s style. I like the way it looks. Now if the '68 was based on a GTO... :AH-HA_wink:

Now that the great-looking-but-way-overpriced SSR is done with, I can only hope GM has it in them to reintroduce the Chevy El Camino and GMC Caballero/Sprint (btw, give a new name for the GMC please?).

Now that the great-looking-but-way-overpriced SSR is done with, I can only hope GM has it in them to reintroduce the Chevy El Camino and GMC Caballero/Sprint (btw, give a new name for the GMC please?).

Call it Syclone, give it outrageous styling, standard AWD, and twin turbo HFV6 to differentiate from a value oriented, more upright, higher-volume, NAV6/V8/RWD El Camino.

Edited February 1, 200619 yr by C.H.U.D.

True a GTO would be even cooler but hell, I'll take the LeMans. Wicked cool as is. The 80s Lemans I thought was a Grand Am for some reason.

All these cars are cool... YOU should build one yourself Camino. Make one off a '67 GTO. That woudl be pretty cool too IMO.

Call it Syclone, give it outrageous styling, standard AWD, and twin turbo HFV6 to differentiate from a value oriented, more upright, higher-volume, NAV6/V8/RWD El Camino.

This idea has potential.

True a GTO would be even cooler but hell, I'll take the LeMans. Wicked cool as is. The 80s Lemans I thought was a Grand Am for some reason.

All these cars are cool... YOU should build one yourself Camino. Make one off a '67 GTO. That woudl be pretty cool too IMO.

I have a few ideas...

I have always loved Phantoms and hated clones, so when I win the lottery...