"Top 10 Reasons" Contest...........................

[69 SS396]

I am a member on another Chevy forum with a lot more members.

Some really good people there and good advice also.

When I got my Elky I found the El Camino section severly lacking so searched the web and found this place.

I still pop in now and then on the 'other' site but have let my supporting member status lapse in favor of ECC and the NECOA.

Sometimes when I am on the other site I will see someone posting a question about Elkies with almost no responses. I send them a PM with a link to this place.

[kenrogers1]

BuMp!............................

[TrannyMike]

I like this place because of the great folks here and all the interesting personalities. I also like it here because you all are willing to put up with me, lol!

[Keyser Sose]

Originally Posted by TrannyMike

I like this place because of the great folks here and all the interesting personalities. I also like it here because you all are willing to put up with me, lol!

agreed

[Rustbucket]

tree huggers don't realize that our 70s elkies came with big blocks and think they are more environmentally friendly than a full size truck

[Markal]

1. Where El Camino owners can feel at home.
2. Help....just ask and its there.
3. Knowledge...yeah...we have been there and done that.
4. History...all generations of El Camino's have a story and someone here knows it.
5. Serious car owners who want to show theirs and help with yours.
6. Who you are matters...a Chevy owner....so are we.
7. Want to meet up...that can be arranged.
8. Parts...just ask and you will find it.
9. You love your El Camino and so do we.
10. Watch...we will only get better!!!

Thanks, Mark

[Platinumsmith]

1. My wife leaves my motorcycles alone, maybe the same will hold true for the '67 I hope to find.
2. Generously helpful advice.
3. Crankshaft Porn.


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[Keyser Sose]

Originally Posted by Platinumsmith

1. My wife leaves my motorcycles alone, maybe the same will hold true for the '67 I hope to find.
2. Generously helpful advice.
3. Crankshaft Porn.


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LMAO

Is that where the term "stripped threads" came from?

[skssrat]

NECOA- After ten years is still helping those that never could make up their minds if they prefer to own a car or a truck

NECOA- After ten years is still the best site for those that only wanted to own half a Chevelle

NECOA- After ten years is still a site dedicated to all of us that prefer to own and drive a “poor man’s Corvette” rather than Corvette

[RTT]

It's all about making new friends you can identify with, preserving American cars and American values. Baseball, apple pie and Chevrolet El Camino's!

[kenrogers1]

BuMp!............................

[strkpr00]

If you own(ed) one, you get it.

El Cominos are an instant eye catcher.

The web police stop abusive posting.

[mopowa]

A place to find Choo Choo's with steering wheels that don't run on coal or need rails to roll.

Ang.

[jimy78]

Because it's here.

[mugzilla]

Daily Driving my Diablo can entail massive support from a knowledgable data base.

Originally Posted by Rustbucket

tree huggers don't realize that our 70s elkies came with big blocks and think they are more environmentally friendly than a full size truck

Your car probably has a smaller carbon footprint than a new small car due to manufacturing energy being amortized. In effect you are recycling a car when they "wastefully" buy a new one.