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Andrew writes:
1987 Chevrolet El Camino Review
Prosfull fram no unibody, 350 and a 4speed auto Consnew crate engine troubles, old ac
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Zac writes:
1987 Chevrolet El Camino Review
Prosits a beast Consnothing to say
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Its Loud — 357 4 bolt main, Keith black pistons,air gap intake,comp roller rockers,400 transmission,3500 stall converter,270 comp cam,hooker 3" headers, 202 heads, 650 4-Barrel, and it got's ac painted lambo white its pure toner me and my dad never paid any one to work on it we did everything our self Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Ryan writes:
1987 Chevrolet El Camino Review
Prospower and style Consgas mileage
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Awesome — i loved this car/ truck ever since i got it. awsome appearance and fun as i could ever want for a first car. never had much maintenance other than replacing tires :) ran great and had great support from ac delco and gmc for parts Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Arthur2 writes:
1987 Chevrolet El Camino Review
ProsWhen you need the power it's there. ConsEats alot of gas and the inrterior seriously needs some work
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Powerful With Little Complaints — This is my dads 87' El Camino. It rides smooth and has plenty of power. Despite its need for body work it is by no means a car to overlook. It can do medium tasks any truck can do, and at the same time has the smoothness of an early muscle car. |
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Jonny writes:
1987 Chevrolet El Camino Review
ProsSuper rare, and can roast the back tires Consnot a whole lot of horse power, and its hard to find parts for it
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1987 El Camino Ss 1 Of 900 — Its not the fastes now a days, but for its era, it was high performance. Its worth probably close to $10,000 right now, but if i restore it to mint condition and hold on to it for a while it could be worth a lot more. |