Much better than an el camino...

http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/cto/4160476416.html

I would like to see more pics, is the frame still Olds? How neat is the rear firewall? Is the inside finished out?

That's a 1972 Cutlass, not a 70. Either that or they swapped the hood and grille from a 72.

In any case, at least they did it to a 4-door. I'm a huge fan of the notch-coupes and convertibles. Best looking of that chassis IMHO. Those 350 rockets are torque monsters.

as an el camino guy, I disapprove.

now a 70 442 w30 front clip and interior stuffed on a 71-72 el camino body. with corresponding rear bumper and olds 455, would get my seal of approval.

and yes, im planning on doing this someday. probably right after I win the lottery.

that's a worthless bed for an elky wannabe.

Back in college, a good friend of mine drove a hearse--like for daily transport. It was a mint '72 or so Caddy. Once we went to a salvage yard way out in the sticks of Georgia. Anyway, one of the guys walks over the Caddy and starts drawing a line down the side with his finger: "If you cut it off here, this would make a really nice pickup…."

We didn't say anything and just left.

And trick question: Nothing is better than an El Camino.

Some people should not be allowed to use sawsalls. Or even own them.

David S. Wallens wrote: And trick question: Nothing is better than an El Camino.

QFT. i was going to say the same thing when i saw the thread title.

El Caminos make me think of this

Non A/C car. Seem somewhat rare.