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04-08-2022 #16
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The 68 to 72 el Camino. it comes with a very strong and massive frame that no other Chevrolet has. The roof, pillars and doors are from the stronger sedan models they close like a bank vault door. The cab is quiet and the ride is smooth but handles like its on a rail. Surprisingly the front to rear weight is balanced.
My 69 SS396 el Camino is such a joy to drive! I updated the suspension with one of Mark Sevetskes stage three set ups with the Howe .9 and .5 ball joints. Lee 14:1 box with a 30 pound torsion setting. I have Spohn Del Spheres in the rear.
This is one of the best cars I ever drove.
It has a stock 1968 427 truck motor, TH400 with a Hurst Autostick shifter and a 2;73 rear end. This drive train has an amazing amount of torque that just keeps on coming.
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