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I would think the ElCamino with a 454/450 LS-6 or a 396/375 L-78 with L-89 Aluminum heads is about as good as it got for the Elco back then.I don't recall ever seeing a documented 427 in one,but that is just me.
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Was there ever such animal as an El Camino Supercar? Just a random thought........
An L88 El Camino sure would be different......
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Bill O'Brien 1974 Jeep CJ5 - 304 V8, Edelbrock Intake, Holley 650, MSD Ignition, Patriot Headers |
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I have seen magazine articles on one 1969 Motion 427 El Camino and one Dick Harrell LS6 El Camino. There may have been more.
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I am currently engine bay detailing a 69 elco. I tell you that the more I stare at this truck the more I like it. Red/Black top, Black sport stripe with SS wheels and G-70-14 red stripes. Sharp truck...BKH
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April '70 Car Craft has an article on a Dick Harrell prepped '70 LS-6 El Camino an LS-6 powered '70 Nova. They drag tested both cars and they ran 11's w/slicks and open headers.
[Edited by COPO (12-24-2001 at 08:26 AM).] |
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