Talk about treasures. I really like that Choo CHoo El Camino. really kewl.


THats actually a Plymouth Wheel. ( i used to have a 67 Valiant and that symbol was on the grill and Steering Wheel.

 

i think that may have been a factory elcomino SS nose for a couple of years.... or a VERY popular swap, lol. that purple & white one looks good in that pic, has a cowl hood, a VERY nice interior, last on the road in 05... but all the bondo & chiken wire fell out of the bed, there was a hole i could stick my head into.... and i have a fat head, lol.

RJ: step 1: get some cash $ from the bank. step 2: bring a trailer & said $ to southeast PA.
step 3: buy the monte & anything else you like! haha, they are clearing everything out of the yard, so its ALL for sale.... idk how much $ the monte is, i know the guy wants to sell it & the 4 speed elcomino as whole cars, but that monte would make a GREAT sbc swap....
the guy that took me is gonna ask about how much the monte is....

in the trailer with teh green door in the pic, you can see the '57 fender in the pic, there is also a MINT 57 hood with the rockets intact in there i wanna drag my dad down to get some of the station wagon trim peices

and thanks for the info on the buick, i was told it was a 57, but i forgot, haha.

the real kicker is that it was tested by the EPA and found to be enviromentally sound! crazy, huh!

well, that explains alot! i was wondering why i had never seen an olds with that wheel, haha. thanks for clearing that up, jj

 

The popular choice was the 305 cubic-inch small block V8 rated at 150 or 165 horsepower (123 kW). The 1984-87 El Camino SS was offered in a Choo-Choo special edition and shared the aerodynamic front end with the concurrent Monte Carlo SS, but did not offer Monte Carlo's higher output 180-horsepower 305 V8.

Source: Wikipedia.

 

Ryan, thanks for posting the pics.

Sadly the money funds are low so no way I could buy even the left over '57 Chevy parts laying on the ground.

 

boy, does that sound farmilear, RJ.... the guy who is selling the stuff in the yard does know what this stuff is worth, too, but if he knows your not there to "look around" he tends to take a dive in prices, because he really needs to get everything GONE... and $150 for a bundel of nice trim peices is money in his pocket, while renting a dumpster is money OUT of his pocket.....

 

really!

the ideas i have just looking at those pics lol