I have 2 70' model ElCamino's, but, now looking at a 69'. I'm told it was a 396ss car made in Canada. Vin# is 136809K391502. Can anyone verify this?? [B]

All you'll be able to tell from the VIN is that it was a V8 car made in Kansas City, MO.

The SS was an option in 1969.

You'll need the build sheet to confirm the options.

Unlike the Beaumont's (Chevelle) and Acadians (Nova) I don't believe Chevy made a Canadian version of the El Camino.

John 8)

Welcome!!!

Going to the Poultry Festival tomorrow? Ill be there, stop by and speak if you're up that way!

Welcome to ECC/NECOA Forrest. You've found the best place on the 'net for El Camino's.

If your Elky was made up in the Great White north, you can get a free copy of what was originaly installed on your El Camino. I don't recall the phone number or address, but maybe some other members from up Canada way can help you out.

I may be mistaken on this, but have seen a few of the "build sheets" that are given to owners. Damn lucky Canadian's. The rest of us down south of the Canadian border can't get this info. :mad:

Just left Aiken day before yesterday. Ate the worlds best Bar-B-Q at Carolina Bar-B-Q in New Ellenton and stopped by Aiken Motorcycle where I built bikes in my youth. But, when it got back in the 90's, I headed back to Virginia.

Welcome to the best Camino site - period. Maybe I'll get to meet you some time.

Take care,

Greg

Welcome to a great site!

Welcome from another new southcarolinian.......If we keep this up we'll have every city in the state represented and we can take a convoy to the area shows.....
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