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Hello!
I'm looking for any further information about these dealer-installed optional decals from Chevy, specifically the "Flame by Chevy" El Camino. I've attached pictures of an original Chevy mailer brochure and a zoomed in scan of the El Camino. There's also a picture from the 1972 Chicago Auto Show where the Mod Bods were featured including a 1972 El Camino SS with the flame decals. There are very, very few pictures out there of the El Camino so if anyone has additional pictures I would be very grateful if you could share them. I was lucky enough to pick up a set of NOS decals and would love to have a reference car. Also you may have seen some of the "Eagle" or "Hawk" C-10s as they were fairly popular, as was the "Feathers" Blazer. Luke
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1972 Chevelle Heavy Chevy 402/TH400 1972 Chevelle 350/4-speed convertible - SS clone 1974 Camaro 350/4-speed driver |
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ive seen all versions of the blazer a few diff times. had no idea it was named anything special...cool...learn something every day here
maybe the van..but none of the others...the van looks familiar...but I cant remember any of the others...
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Happy to share!
Yes the Blazer seems to have the most options, if you notice the description below each vehicle it lists all the vehicles the decals fit. The El Camino is an odd ball since it only was available with the Flames yet it was different than the Blazer/Pickup/Suburban Flame decal option!
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1972 Chevelle Heavy Chevy 402/TH400 1972 Chevelle 350/4-speed convertible - SS clone 1974 Camaro 350/4-speed driver |
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I was able to find one production car picture that wasn't from an advertisement! Also messaged the original owner on ChevyTalk and he said it was a salesman demo car.
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1972 Chevelle Heavy Chevy 402/TH400 1972 Chevelle 350/4-speed convertible - SS clone 1974 Camaro 350/4-speed driver |
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Luke,
I ran across this 2-page ad for sale on FB. |
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72heavychevy (08-06-2019), PeteLeathersac (08-05-2019) |
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Thanks for that!
I've been digging more and more into these and have now found a handful of different ads. Most are featuring the Blazer or C10 but I'm still hoping to find an El Camino specific one! The first one below is a '72 Chevy Truck mailer, while the second one is very similar to one I posted previously but is a different layout. I like the "Wild New Put-Ons From Chevrolet" slogan!
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1972 Chevelle Heavy Chevy 402/TH400 1972 Chevelle 350/4-speed convertible - SS clone 1974 Camaro 350/4-speed driver |
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I know where a blazer is with these graphics on it. been trying to buy it for years. guy wont budge on selling it.
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Also for those interested, I found another ad/article from the November 1971 Motor Trend magazine highlighting the "1776" Mod Bod decals on a Suburban. Never seen good pictures of this decal variant before!
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1972 Chevelle Heavy Chevy 402/TH400 1972 Chevelle 350/4-speed convertible - SS clone 1974 Camaro 350/4-speed driver |
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I don't know if this qualifies since it's from GMC and from 1970s.
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