1971 Chevrolet El Camino Super Sport on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
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Here is a 1971 Chevrolet El Camino Custom Super Sport, the car originally came with a 402 big block and a turbo hydro 400 with gear vendor overdrive transmission. It has the factory "SS" gauges and wheel trim. The car now has a newer 396 crate engine with approximately 1200 miles on it. The oil pan gasket was pinched during install and it appears to be leaking oil from the front of the pan. It has a Holley carb, MSD ignition, and an aluminum radiator with twin cooling fans. It has a nice stereo CD with amp and subwoofer and an alarm system. The car also has new BF Goodrich rear tires and new Falken front tires. All the chrome was redone and the bed was Rhino lined . The car has a clear title, current registration, and is smog exempt in California because of its year. The interior is real clean except for a little tear on the drivers side of the seat. Maroon colored paint with black Rally stripes on the hood. The front right fender paint appears to be pealing, and behind the rear window there is minor rust. The car has A/C and it blows cold. [The odometer reads approximately 46,000 miles, but the odometer likely has turned over in the past due to its age (i.e. the mechanical limits of the odometer goes up to 100,000 miles and then it rolls back over to zero).]
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