1967 Chevrolet El Camino

Well done... with everything

Pille on the goodies and build your El Camino into the sweetest two-seater ever to make the scene. Add anything from vinyl roof above to broadloom below. Play it cool with air conditioning, tach, power windows and the like. Power it the way you want-from two Sixes and five V8's ranging up to 390 horses. And trigger it with one of four manual or two automatic transmissions.

When you're through, you'll have to check the sticker to know it's not an SS 396 inside. Yet outside, you'll have a hardworking hauler that'll pull its freight — up to half a ton. You select the sensational - Chevy provides the safety elements. Items like a new dual master cylinder brake system, new GM-devetoped energy-absorbing steering column and many others. See your Chevy dealer for details...

Chevrolet El Camino



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