For the 1970 model year, the Chevy Chevelle LS6 and Chevy El Camino LS6 would prove to be the Godzillas of the street racing world. Which one would you buy?

This has to be one of the most beautiful El Camino restoration projects to date, hence the hefty $74,950 asking price, way above the average market value. You’re looking at a 1966 second-generation ...

It was a rust bucket when it was first purchased. Years of neglect and sitting under a rain gutter turned this once proud '71 el Camino into a rotting, zombielike corpse. harrison ortis purchased it ...

From a 307 grocery-getter to a 1,300-hp 632 Big Chief all-aluminum terror, this El Camino proves the best relationships are ...

In a nutshell, that’s what happened when Tom Mattingly asked a Chevrolet salesman if he could get the 427 in an El Camino in 1967. It really didn’t matter anyway; Tom was just a teenager when he went ...

The El Camino stands out in the U.S. automotive scene thanks to its ute-style shape and eye-catching design. Many people would love for Chevrolet to launch a modern-day El Camino and while that seems ...

Though it dates from 1979, this Chevy El Camino looks like it could have just rolled off the line. The odometer shows a mere ...

There has not been a market for a pickup coupé in the United States for roughly four decades at this point. Also known as a coupé utility, this mashup between a sedan and a pickup truck seemingly ...

Long before Brad Pitt ever uttered "Ellllllll-Camino" in "The Mexican," people everywhere already knew about the truck-sedan hybrid. It was one of the best utility coupe car-trucks of all time and a ...

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Production of the Chevrolet El Camino ended in 1987, but even today, fans of the muscle car pickup can’t help but imagine what a modern version might offer. Now, one intrepid design and restoration ...