The El Camino was General Motor's answer to the Ford Ranchero that, despite its never-before-seen design, was achieving success in the U.S. The El Camino, originally based upon the full-sized Chevrolet Brookwood, had wide appeal to the buyer looking for both comfort and utility. Pickup trucks of the late 1950s through mid-1970s lacked luxury and the El Camino offered a capable truck bed with the comfort of a full-sized Chevrolet car.

This 1972 El Camino, titled as a 1972 GMC El Camino, is a customized truck, built to evoke emotion with it's big block motor and SS badging. Built to command the road, this El Camino has a big block V8 with several modifications (block stamp #3999289), Thumper Cam,, Aluminum Intake, Turbo Automatic Transmission, 12-Bolt Rearend, Dual Flowmaster Exhaust System, and Cowl Hood. Fire this truck up and you both feel and hear it beg you to drive. Red exterior with black rally stripes and SS Wheels is carried through to the black interior with SS badging. For a truly unique El Camino that shows as well as it drives, look no further.

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