Crossovers meant something else in the 1950s when Chevy came up with the original El Camino. Still, this model successfully blended the low-slung styling of a traditional passenger car with an open ...

It was a rust bucket. It was eaten out by corrosion and filth and looked like it had no chance whatsoever of ever setting wheels on the road again. However, restoration magicians saw potential in the ...

Bowing for the 1959 model year, the Chevy El Camino was the Bowtie’s answer to Ford’s Ranchero. The El Camino rode on the B-body platform and Safety Girder X-frame as Chevy’s station wagons. The El ...

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The Chevy El Camino debuted for the 1959 model year as Chevrolet’s response to the Ford Ranchero. Sharing the B-Body platform and its Safety Girder X-frame with the Chevy station wagons, the El Camino ...

The saga starts out with Bobby not wanting to cut up his super cherry unmolested 1959 El Camino with only 39,000 original miles on it, and perhaps that was his first mistake; not starting out with the ...

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Feast your eyes on what could be the finest 1959 El Camino ever restored. Every detail—from the chrome to the interior—has been brought back to flawless condition. This is true classic car perfection.

When Ford launched the Ranchero in 1957, it revived the concept of American car-based pickups that had been popular in the pre-war era. Not wishing to be left behind, Chevrolet responded quickly with ...