You guys have followed the story of the wagon from when I dragged it home to its current nearly finished state. A year and a half of effort got the restoration done to a functional, on the road, condition. Most questions can be answered by reading through the project thread here: http://elcaminocentral.com/showthread.php?t=19533 . It starts with The El camino that I am also offering for sale.

I need to get $4,500 for the wagon as she sits (running, driving, mostly restored mechanically, legally on the road). Any extra/replaced/NOS parts I have for it go with.

The Camino is a resto-ready Nevada car minus engine and trans - I have found zero rust on this car! It comes with a nearly complete (no engine/trans) '77 Camino parts car w/ title, and thousands in new and NOS parts I've been collecting for the last few years.

I'll post a more detailed list of what goes with the Camino when I get the chance to take inventory ( I bought shelf after shelf of new stuff).

The price will also be $4,500

Please understand that I'm not going to be negotiating on the prices, it is what it is.

I really doubt that an equal car to either one of these can be found at this price.

I am putting all of my vehicles up for sale, and will keep whatever doesn't sell the fastest.

The others are:

'88 Chevy 4x4 Crew cab project w/ new engine and tons of new parts

'79 Jaguar XJ6L rust free project with tons of new parts

'92 Full-size Blazer running/driving/inspected w/ rare 5spd. manual

2005 Silverado 2500 HD Duramax/Allison: factory-ordered for me new

Lots more info on all - just PM me.

Sorry for the delay guys, I'll try to get more info up later today.

OK.

Typing from memory here, this is a partial list of the parts that go with the Camino and the parts car:

NOS inner and outer window seals (top of door panels at glass - what would be called "fuzzies" if they were fuzzy.

NOS Tailgate top trim

NOS bed top rails (the long ones)

NOS wheelwell trim ( I think I have 3 of 4)

NOS battery tray

NOS A/C vents for dash (I have at least 3)

NOS "El Camino" Fender trim

NOS hood (with some damage - saveable)

New GM body mounts ( all that were still available)

Good used rear bumper fillers

Good (used?) stainless trim for back of hood

Excellent used smuggler's box w/ mounting ring

Good used "El Camino" tailgate emblem

Perfect used tailgate hinge covers

COMPLETE front and rear performance suspension rebuild kit including front and rear springs, control arm bushings, upgraded sway bars, all of the susal front end parts plus center link and idler arm. Cost over $1,000.00

New aftermarket heater core

New NAPA rear drums (painted)

Set of OK Corvette Rallys go with car (center caps included)

Complete stock exhaust system (used) including manifolds

engine brackets, hardware and accessories I didn't need for the wagon (fan, Alternator, etc.)


I'm sure I've forgotten some stuff, but I'll post it later along with some pics of just how rust-free this car is.

Here are some pics from the day I got it (fresh off the transport truck). It is covered in road grime, but you should be able to see the lack of any rust. This car still has factory color paint visible on the bottom of the floorboards and has never been undercoated. I have other pics from when I had the winsheild replaced showing zero rust anywhere under/ around it.

http://img185.imageshack.us/img185/4546/1000064qv1.jpg

http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/4703/1000072vw6.jpg

http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/6135/1000073xo6.jpg

http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/5717/1000074nv5.jpg

http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/5096/1000075je1.jpg

http://img241.imageshack.us/img241/8454/1000076bb5.jpg

http://img72.imageshack.us/img72/7622/1000077ba4.jpg

http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/3927/1000078un0.jpg

http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/6497/1000079qu1.jpg

http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/5837/1000085tp1.jpg

I tried to post the pics, but they haven't been approved... Too big?

To the admins: Please let me know if the pics are a problem as I'd like to get them posted in some form.

To the admins: Please let me know if the pics are a problem as I'd like to get them posted in some form.

I tried to post the pics, but they haven't been approved... Too big?

Every post has to be approved. Sorry but we are not sitting on the site constantly waiting to approve them. You have to wait until one of come to look at the site.

OK thanks, I was just worried that there was a problem.

Some stuff I forgot:

The Camino has a new windsheild
The font turn signal units are new (EC store repros)
I have new roof rail seals from Steele
I have a new repro hood insulation pad (EC store)
I have a new stearing column insulation pad (EC store repro)
The tilt wheel has been rebuilt with GM parts

I can be reached at 610-636-3222

What are the specs on the sway bars? I would be interested in both the front and the back:texas:

you wouldnt happen to have any pictures of the malibu would you?

Peter Wabbit: I'm not parting things out.

ozman3620: The link in my first post has pics of the Malibu all the way through the project, skip to the last pages to see how it looks today.

Well, the Blazer and Silverado are gone and a local guy is interested in the wagon. I'd much rather get the crew cab and Jaguar sold, but at least things are in motion.

Maybe I'll get lucky and get to keep the wagon and/or El Camino.