Why This Car Is Special

The El Camino is the Chevy counterpart to the Ford Ranchero and started its run in 1959. The 1971 shares the same front end as the Chevelle but gives you the ability to haul or tow.

The 1971 Chevrolet El Camino SS we have here at Skyway Classics has been redone with a great copper color paint job, a modified small block V8 engine and lots of performance parts, aftermarket air conditioning, and a sharp black bench seat interior.

Features

1971 Chevrolet El Camino SS

Modified small block Chevrolet engine Aluminum heads Chrome Summit Racing open air cleaner Chrome Chevrolet Racing valve covers Aluminum intake Performance carb Headers Vintage air conditioning Power steering Power brakes Red performance spark plug wire set Serpentine Belt System Automatic transmission H.D. 10-bolt rear end Dual exhaust system Very clean and detailed engine bay Black bench seat Black carpeting and floor mats Black door panels Aftermarket stereo Black four-spoke sports Chevrolet steering wheel Black factory dash with aftermarket gauges undeneath Black headliner Automatic shifter on the column Painted in Copper paint job Cowl induction hood and scoop Hood pins Blacked out front grill with the SS emblem Chrome bumpers SS badging Five-spoke aftermarket chrome mag wheels Mastercraft Avenger GT performance tires

Mechanical

The heart is the small block Chevrolet pro-built engine with aluminum heads, Chrome Summit Racing open air cleaner, Chrome Chevrolet Racing valve covers, Aluminum intake, Performance carb, Headers,Vintage air conditioning, Power steering, Power brakes, Red performance spark plug wire set, Serpentine Belt System, Automatic transmission, H.D. 10-bolt rear end, Dual exhaust system, and a very clean and detailed engine bay.

It is backed by an automatic transmission with the power going back to the H.D. 10-bolt rear end and rides on Five-spoke aftermarket chrome mag wheels and Mastercraft Avenger GT performance tires for the period look and handling.

Interior

The interior has a black bench seat, black carpeting and floor mats, black door panels, an aftermarket stereo system, black four-spoke sports Chevrolet steering wheel, black factory dash with aftermarket gauges undeerneath, a black headliner, air conditioning, and the automatic shifter on the column.

Exterior

The paint on this one is a copper color and has a great presentation over the El Caminos swoopy design with the cowl induction hood and scoop, hood pins, blacked out front grill with the SS emblem, chrome bumpers, bright trim, marker lights, with the SS badging.

Conclusion

This 1971 Chevrolet El Camino SS we have here at Skyway Classics is one that has been modified for the street and strip and has awesome power to handle any competitor who wants to try it out.

The 1971-72 Chevelles and El Caminos are climbing in value and sell fast. Especially when they look like this one. El Caminos are just plain cool. Is it a car or a truck? Is it a muscle car? Is it a good investment?

Yes, to all those questions.

So, give us a call at 941-254-6608.

Disclaimer

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