Here is one immaculate 1959 Chevy El Camino Pro Street truck, which was sold few years ago in Texas. Over $100,000 were invested into the build and it won a GoodGuy’s Nats award. It has a mirror finish two-tone paint…
This awesome Coyote powered F100 build started from a very well preserved 1967 Ford truck with 70,000 miles on the odometer. In fact, after Derek Brown (owner and builder) purchased it, he drove the hell out of it for about…
When was the last time you came across a 1960 Chevy El Camino? Some of you have probably never seen one and there is a reason for that. The first generation El Camino was introduced in 1959 in response to…
There are many “OK” garage builds you can see on the street and the gearheads who has spent thousands of hours to put them together certainly deserve respect. But Bryan Garst’s fully custom ’56 Chevy truck build quality and execution…
A 1964 Chevy Suburban is certainly not a vehicle you get to see everyday on the street, but a hot-rodded one like Humberto’s tire shredding build is a real treat. He’s got it back in 1997, did some stuff to…
Mean old Ford truck wearing beautiful red paint, sitting on skinnies in the front and Weld Racing wheels wrapped in fat Hoosier’s at the back, I believe you’ll agree this is something very uncommon at the race track. On top…
Whether you want to call this 1970 Chevrolet El Camino pro street or pro touring, one thing is for sure, it is way over the top. The paint job is outstanding, wheels are great for a custom pick up truck…
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