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1970 Chevrolet El CaminoReview
Jarad writes:
El Camino's Rule — awesome car if u can afford the fuel, handles like a typical Ute, great power and acceleration, wheel spin in first 3 gears, good if you can get one with out rust, bench seat bad on corners. the best car eve.r Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: the look and the power Cons: fuel bill and handling |
1970 Chevrolet El CaminoReview
Mark writes:
My Car — Has a 352 rebuilt big block automatic rear wheel drive The performance is greet and can lift the front end almost off the ground my dad gave it to me It's a very fun car to drive the only thing wrong with it, it has no brakes Pros: greet car to drive, has a lot of power Cons: has no brakes |
1970 Chevrolet El CaminoReview
Clint writes:
Best Car I've Owned — This car has a rebuilt 396 engine w/ 400 turbo tranny. It is all origional with the exception of the motor and paint. It is the correct engine, just not the origional. It is a vey sturdy car. Everything works very well on it. The exterior has one spot where there is rust starting to break through, other than that it has no bondo, no dents, bed is scratched up on the inside, but in good shape overall. It does have a tear in thge vinyl top about a half inch long and a seam in the seat that is starting to come out. It gets about 12 mpg and drives wonderful. Pros: runs and drives excellent. very comfortable car to drive Cons: gas mileage is poor but to be expected for this engine |
1970 Chevrolet El CaminoReview
Arizona writes:
24 Karat 1970 El Camino Ss — HP small block V-8, Turbo 400 auto trans, 4.88 posi rear axle, 400 watt Kenwood stereo system, extensive custom modification all plated in 24 karat gold Pros: Fun factor, horsepower, show car winner, 11 second 1/4 mile Cons: Race fuel requirement, fuel consumption, maintenance costs, wash time duration |
1970 Chevrolet El CaminoReview
Paul writes:
1970 Ss 396 Elcamino — Love the car because its different. This truely is a survivor in that it still has the numbers matching engine and trans. I am not a big fan of the wheels but hope to have those changed by the end of summer Pros: Its a big block!~ Cons: It has a turbo 400 instead of a 4 speed |
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1970 Chevrolet El CaminoReview
John writes:
Exciting — I dislike the constant Maintenance for the car. These older cars need constant care. However, I love the power that the car has. Going from 0 - 60 is very exciting and literally puts you back in the seats. The fuel injection has added more fuel efficiency and a great throttle response. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) Pros: 550HP to the flywheel, TH400 Transmission, 12 Bolt Rear-end (Posi), Hydraulic Brakes, Power steering, Fuel Injection (Fast-EFI). Cons: Drinks lots of gas. |
1970 Chevrolet El Camino Super Sport Review
GuruKGKFQ says:
vs1973 Chevrolet El Camino Base
1970 Chevrolet El Camino Super Sport winning categories:
Handling
Ranked 1973 Chevrolet El Camino Base better.
"It because its easy to get into and handle then a 1970 El Camino" |
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In Need Of A Comeback By Sean
An El Camino was somewhat of my dream car, and I was lucky enough to make one my first car. The way the car handles makes you feel like never driving anything else, but it leave some desired in accele... Read More
Fun Car To Drive If You Can Afford The Gas. Has Lots Of Power If You Know What Your Doing By RyderD92
Bad MPG but I loved driving it around. i made it really fast and handled okay. The Chevrolet El Camino is my favorite model by GM. This car can bring lots of fun and makes great for racing. A lot you ... Read More
1983 Chevrolet El Camino Reviews
Red Hot By natgas
it runs great and goes fast,sounds awesome, there has been a lot of work done to this car and it took a few years and lots of money, but its a great toy and a joy to drive, people stop and look as you... Read More
Business In The Front, Party In The Back! By John
My El Camino is in great shape for being 27 years old. It only has 89,000 miles on it and there are no rattles, squeaks, or clunks. It runs like a champ and is very low maintenence. It has a 305 V8 wi... Read More
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