#CHEVY EL CAMINO 1987 DRIVERS#

I love the rounded portion of the bed, that’s a great detail. With only 71,298 miles, this beautiful car is hardly broken in yet, and I would have expected to see even fewer miles than that on this beauty. It’s getting scary out there on the roads, folks.

#CHEVY EL CAMINO 1987 DRIVERS#

It can sit there while you decide whether to actually drive it on actual public roads with actual human drivers doing all sorts of actual stupid things behind the wheel instead of actually driving. With this one, it doesn’t look like you’ll have to do too much, other than get a roll of velvet to park it on in your heated and air-conditioned, humidity-controlled garage. He put at least as much into that car as he paid for it new.

I knew a guy in my hometown that owned a motel on the shores of Lake Superior and he had a fifth-generation El Camino that he nut-and-bolt restored, and that was in the mid-1980s! It must have succumbed to the ravages of Minnesota rust from the salty roads, but it wasn’t even a decade old. This is a fly-in-and-drive-home sort of car. You can find it in beautiful Lakeland, Florida. This beauty is listed on eBay with, shall we say, spirited bidding, and the current bid price is over $8,000. This really is a mind-blowing car, it’s a 1987 Chevrolet El Camino Conquista Edition and whether you think it’s too new or too pedestrian or not a collector car or not a classic car, or not even a car since it’s an El Camino – this is one unbelievable car/truck/car-truck. I promise to limit my “time capsule” remarks to a minimum on this one.

Chevy el camino 1987