[jefff]

I want to install a reciever hitch on my 1988 El Camino and find this site? I am low on budget right now and I really appreciate if you guys know where to get a better deal.
http://www.hitchanything.com/search.php?mode=search&page=1:dontknow:

 

[jpmdaddy]

call one of the larger U-Haul dealers that has a service center, they sell draw-tite hitches, not sure about pricing however....

 

[fixitman1]

Want to run they Year of El Camino by us again ??????:dontknow::dontknow:

 

[mrbsa]

Hitch

Look on Craigslist. But first do a search to see all the different cars that the hitch will fit. Then you can have a much bigger search base. You should find a cheap used one.

 

[HKDUP87]

Want to run they Year of El Camino by us again ??????:dontknow::dontknow:

Here we go again.:flamewar:

 

[woody31]

sshhshssssssshhhhhhh it was a typo im sure of it under his name says its a 86
go get more coffee fixitman oke::beer:

 

[HP11]

I'm curious.....if you're from California, why would you even consider ordering from a company in Florida if you're 'low on budget'? The shipping alone would kill any kind of decent price they might have.

 

[novelle]

I just removed the receiver hitch from my '67 El Camino. You can have it, I don't plan on towing with mine. I'm in Santa Ana. I don't have a photobucket account to post a picture here.

 

[fixitman1]

Yes ,i know Keeps people on there toes !! :beer:

 

[Carr7640]

I saw couple 5TH GEN. AT PICK n pull with draw tite hitches. But im in Texas. You may try your local salvage yard.

 

[jimlawrence]

Fixitman, I'm sure his finger stuttered :texas:

 

[HP11]

Fixitman, I'm sure his finger stuttered :texas:

From 86 Black Knight (GMC) to 88 El Camino??

 

[jefff]

Thanks guys, Well the reason why I'm here in FL now is because of my dad's health problem. Anyway, I was able to squeeze this one out. Sorry for the broken links above.
http://www.hitchanything.com/1988-Chevrolet-GMC-El-Camino-CURT-1-1-4-Receiver-Class-2-Hitch-120050-All.html

 

[Jack_K]

I saw couple 5TH GEN. AT PICK n pull with draw tite hitches. But im in Texas. You may try your local salvage yard.

Which Pick n Pull?