Well guys and girls,elcaminkey and I attended the big fall Englishtown swap meet yesterday. The weather held up for the most part and everyone we encountered was nice and friendly. We met up with ElcaminoNYC there as well. Which in itself was funny cause we never met or knew what each other looked liked. So he called me and we were literly standing 5 FEET AWAY FROM EACH OTHER while on the phone!! :lol:

We walked the entire swap meet which took us about 6 hours. We scored our first part for the Elky(a brand new grille with moldings for $75!!!) I spotted loads of Elky's there and took some pics. for you all. Here they all are(click on the link):


1969 El Camino for sale (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/69elky.jpg)

1970 El Camino with 454 (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/70elky.jpg)

1971 El Camino with TPI (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/71elky.jpg)

1972 El Camino for sale (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/72elky.jpg)

1978 El Camino for sale (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/78elky.jpg)

1979 El Camino two tone (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/79elky.jpg)

1980 El Camino for sale (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/80elky.jpg)

1987 El Camino (with suprised looking woman in background) (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/87elky.jpg)

El Camino with hand drawn flames on hood (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/flameelky.jpg)

monster truck El Camino (http://members.aol.com/firebirdgallery/monsterelky.jpg)

how much was the 70?

Thanks for sharing...looks like it was a good turn-out :cool:

how much was the 70?
The 70 wasn't for sale. The '69 was around $12,000 and the '72 was in the $9000 range.

Nice Elkys. Thanks for posting the pics.