Floorpan replacement owing to rust damage can take many forms—not all of them satisfactory; from riveting old road signs to what remains of the stock floor, laying a fiberglass mat over the rust, or ...

The Chevrolet El Camino is one of those quirky cars we’d love to still have around. I mean, in a time when coupe and even convertible SUVs are a thing, how much harm could a coupe utility do? Chevy ...

The original El Camino was born in 1959 but was actually produced for just two years, with Chevrolet building a little over 36,000 units until it eventually decided to discontinue the model entirely.

Editor Glad admits it freely. Our '64 El Camino shop truck is a beater. His prepurchase criterion of having a rust-free cab was validated. There is no rust around the windshield, back glass, and cowl, ...

Detroit began dabbling in the sport truck scene way back in the '50s - and not necessarily with the intention of launching a fad, although every marketing manager probably dreams of transforming a ...

When Chevrolet loanedHot Rodmagazine Publisher Ray Brock a 1964 El Camino for a road test, it wasn't just any Camino. It happened to be the first one outfitted with a 327-inch V-8. "Chevelle series ...