Max Voorhees is an avid car enthusiast who loves Euro imports and JDM cars. Taught by his brother from a young age, he has learned how to fix his own cars, as well as those of his friends. He loves to ...

The El Camino continues to be one of the models that fit a restomod project like a glove, and this is the reason such projects are pretty desirable today. As compared to other classics, where the ...

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Nowadays coupe utility vehicles are no longer a thing. Native to Australia and known as ute down there, this type of car surfaced as a blend between a car that could take the family to church on ...

From the 1964 through 1987 model years, General Motors built small pickups based on the wagon version of the midsize Chevelle/Malibu. Of all those cartrucks (or truckcars, if you prefer), the most ...

In 1964, GM designer Harry Bentley Bradley purchased a new El Camino. Working on the design of the next generation ('68) El Camino, Harry wanted a fastback-style roof profile, but management didn't ...

As we keep reminding ourselves, a car feature is ostensibly about the humans that nurture it more than the metal encasing it and the parts that drive it. Sure, we want to know what makes it tick and ...

How often does a car build start with a simple conversation? We're willing to bet more often than not, and in the case of Scott VanBuskirk's stunning El Camino, that's exactly what happened. "It all ...

Dustin Burch is a doer. His father and his brother are doers. He and his close family (San Jose, California), with a little help from local talent, built his ’68 El Camino in the confines and privacy ...

For this week’s Everything You Need to Know | Up to Speed video by Donut Media, they feature the Chevrolet El Camino. The El Camino is surely one of the most unique vehicles to be released, it’s a car ...

Q: Hi Greg, I read a lot about the muscle cars of the 1960s and am wondering about the history of the Chevy El Camino as it relates to drive trains and engine horsepower. Can you give some history?

Even if Chevrolet's El Camino is classified as a pickup truck, we all know better, right? As legendary as the El Camino is, it falls into the same sort of gag category as a Subaru Baja or Hyundai ...