If I were going to restore a car, this would be it. It would be resto-moded with bucket seats and console shift. High gloss metalic gold with a light tan interior. Dreams don't cost much!
Whoa Nelley, Elk Dog turned into a hog. That's rough, rough, rough, and rough. But anything can be fixed. We got the tag, we can brag: ST70 for 1970 model year, 13680 for Chevrolet (1) Malibu (36) El Camino/pickup delivery body style (80), BL for Van Nuys, CA assembly, possible 752 for Black coated fabric interior trim, bench seat, 10 for Classic White lower exterior paint, B for Black vinyl top, and 10C for the third week of October 1969 production. That's some sort of LH handle, perhaps the inside or outside door handle from GM. That's probably 1990s stock based on the box. We got the VIN, we win: 1 for Chevrolet, 36 for Malibu V8, 80 for two door pickup/delivery body style, 0 for 1970 model year, L for Van Nuys, CA assembly and the rest is the production sequence. The Van Nuys plant, one of the "Terrible Three" in the GM system was rife with labor problems. It closed in 1992 after the last of the 3rd generation F body cars were assembled there. Whoa Nelley, 1970 and gotta go. "Pickup" had a hiccup. That's it, time to quit. Malibu and it's over for you. Going to be flat and that's that. Painted Classic White and soon to be out of sight. Division 1 is just about done. Chevy looking kinda heavy. "A" body is a bit shoddy. Going to get squished and the GM faithful, many here, Benny for sure, and yup, the Google Man are going to be very pissed.
@@ClassicRideSociety Yes, I'm pretty sure I have. The original owner of my 1979 Trans Am put "Compu-Cruise" control on it because you couldn't get cruise control with manual transmission (all that the Pontiac 400 came with in 1979) that year. So he added it. It was troublesome he said. He was a "gadget guy". By the time I got the car, all of that was taken off.
This one looks very much savable. Just keep it nice and original restoration, factory specs wheels, nice engine. Somehow I always imagine these cars painted blue.
I see potential, Chevy drivetrain is so common, you can find it just about everywhere. I wonder if maybe a family member died, and the others didn't know what to do with it, or just don't want the hassle. I've seen that here in my area too many times.
Probably got started, money was spent, then it was either too far gone or life got in the way, it sat, sat, and sat some more and someone just decided to get rid of it.
I had a fully restored and hot rodded all to hell 1970 SS El Camino when I was younger. My dad sold it out from underneath me and I've missed that car ever since. I'd give just about everything I own for that body and chassis just how it sets.
Damn Benny, what an absolute *WASTE* of a clean example! Most El Caminos you see in the yard are *RUST* *BUCKETS*. This one had a lot of $$$ poured into it and it really could've been saved. Not many project 70 el Caminos are this nice and it wouldn't break the bank for someone to finish what was started. Such a shame. Did you get the NORS POA valve?
They should have kept it why did they give up on a elkie especially a 70..I have no idea if they didn't have the money they should have tryed to sell it instead of scraping it what a shame..
It' would have been a great project but now that it's in the yard, project is over, In most states once a VIN hits salvage it can't be sold again as a whole car. So whatever doesn't get taken off of it goes into the crusher. Best that can be hoped for is that as many pars as possible come off it. However, this looks more like a metal yard vs. a classic car yard which means they usually don't keep them around too long.
@@kennethsouthard6042 that yard does sell vehicles. I have had a few chances to buy whole vehicles as long as they haven't turned rhe title in to the state. But what sucks is that once it's in the yard for parts people can actually be pulling parts from it while you're in the process of buying it. Some years back they used to allow people to check out the new inventory before it hit the yard for parts. That was best time to buy whole with the title. Now most of the time the title has been turned over by the time its out therr for parts
Mr. B. Here ! 👀😎👍☕️🍩. Benny you are show case in why not there are guys who talk a good game that el Camino is when all the talk and no action that El Camino paid the price ! So sad and few are around .
benny and the jets that elco is nice I would love to have it I put the 468 m22 rock crusher 4 speed I would not take the hood I would a cowl induction hood with the flapper on it. What a shame.
Someone must have either ran out of money in the middle of restoring this car or possibly passed away before they could finish it Benny what do u think?
@@ClassicRideSocietyor lost there house and had to move to an apartment. To much of that happening with pets to. Thanks to that senile dictator in Washington.
Ha buddy do you remember that red ram truck you was talking about the ram on the hood survived? Can you get it and I buy it off you and you send it to me ?
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I LOVE IT!!!! I WOULD BUY IT AND DRAG IT HOME!!!!
If I were going to restore a car, this would be it. It would be resto-moded with bucket seats and console shift. High gloss metalic gold with a light tan interior. Dreams don't cost much!
Still would be worth restoring!
Damn, thats a shame. The body is in good shape and good floors.
Just saw 1 of these in yellow and black the other day. Sweet.
hello from Tennessee what a great find hope your doing well 👍
Perfect candidate for a restomod
Whoa Nelley, Elk Dog turned into a hog. That's rough, rough, rough, and rough. But anything can be fixed.
We got the tag, we can brag: ST70 for 1970 model year, 13680 for Chevrolet (1) Malibu (36) El Camino/pickup delivery body style (80), BL for Van Nuys, CA assembly, possible 752 for Black coated fabric interior trim, bench seat, 10 for Classic White lower exterior paint, B for Black vinyl top, and 10C for the third week of October 1969 production. That's some sort of LH handle, perhaps the inside or outside door handle from GM. That's probably 1990s stock based on the box.
We got the VIN, we win: 1 for Chevrolet, 36 for Malibu V8, 80 for two door pickup/delivery body style, 0 for 1970 model year, L for Van Nuys, CA assembly and the rest is the production sequence. The Van Nuys plant, one of the "Terrible Three" in the GM system was rife with labor problems. It closed in 1992 after the last of the 3rd generation F body cars were assembled there.
Whoa Nelley, 1970 and gotta go. "Pickup" had a hiccup. That's it, time to quit. Malibu and it's over for you. Going to be flat and that's that. Painted Classic White and soon to be out of sight. Division 1 is just about done. Chevy looking kinda heavy. "A" body is a bit shoddy. Going to get squished and the GM faithful, many here, Benny for sure, and yup, the Google Man are going to be very pissed.
You ever seen one of those electronic tachs? I'm guessing its from early 80s From Cal Customs
@@ClassicRideSociety Yes, I'm pretty sure I have. The original owner of my 1979 Trans Am put "Compu-Cruise" control on it because you couldn't get cruise control with manual transmission (all that the Pontiac 400 came with in 1979) that year. So he added it. It was troublesome he said. He was a "gadget guy". By the time I got the car, all of that was taken off.
I would purchase one that was in decent condition and save a lot of money 💰
@@garymckee8857 You're upside down in this one even if you got it for free.
This one looks very much savable.
Just keep it nice and original restoration, factory specs wheels, nice engine. Somehow I always imagine these cars painted blue.
I see potential, Chevy drivetrain is so common, you can find it just about everywhere. I wonder if maybe a family member died, and the others didn't know what to do with it, or just don't want the hassle. I've seen that here in my area too many times.
Probably got started, money was spent, then it was either too far gone or life got in the way, it sat, sat, and sat some more and someone just decided to get rid of it.
@@googleusergp Yup, that too.
Wow what a shame always like the El Caminos.
Way to go benny,cool elcamino 👀
Yeah, it should be sold as a project car.
Save the 70
benny and the jets those 15x8 rallies they look good on a lot of cars especially first gen monte carlos.
I had a fully restored and hot rodded all to hell 1970 SS El Camino when I was younger. My dad sold it out from underneath me and I've missed that car ever since. I'd give just about everything I own for that body and chassis just how it sets.
Damn Benny, what an absolute *WASTE* of a clean example! Most El Caminos you see in the yard are *RUST* *BUCKETS*.
This one had a lot of $$$ poured into it and it really could've been saved. Not many project 70 el Caminos are this nice and it wouldn't break the bank for someone to finish what was started. Such a shame. Did you get the NORS POA valve?
They should have kept it why did they give up on a elkie especially a 70..I have no idea if they didn't have the money they should have tryed to sell it instead of scraping it what a shame..
Ain't no ellkie.its a el camino
@@GabrielGiron-g5o that's what that term means in slang....lol
That's gonna be a great project. Hope your up to it?😊😊😊
It' would have been a great project but now that it's in the yard, project is over, In most states once a VIN hits salvage it can't be sold again as a whole car. So whatever doesn't get taken off of it goes into the crusher. Best that can be hoped for is that as many pars as possible come off it. However, this looks more like a metal yard vs. a classic car yard which means they usually don't keep them around too long.
@@kennethsouthard6042 that yard does sell vehicles. I have had a few chances to buy whole vehicles as long as they haven't turned rhe title in to the state. But what sucks is that once it's in the yard for parts people can actually be pulling parts from it while you're in the process of buying it. Some years back they used to allow people to check out the new inventory before it hit the yard for parts. That was best time to buy whole with the title. Now most of the time the title has been turned over by the time its out therr for parts
Mr. B. Here ! 👀😎👍☕️🍩. Benny you are show case in why not there are guys who talk a good game that el Camino is when all the talk and no action that El Camino paid the price ! So sad and few are around .
Yeah
benny and the jets that elco is nice I would love to have it I put the 468 m22 rock crusher 4 speed I would not take the hood I would a cowl induction hood with the flapper on it. What a shame.
That car should be saved ! Would make a fun project car . One can get all the parts though aftermarket
Agreed. Unfortunately they crushed it
Someone must have either ran out of money in the middle of restoring this car or possibly passed away before they could finish it Benny what do u think?
I think it's either or
@@ClassicRideSocietyor lost there house and had to move to an apartment. To much of that happening with pets to. Thanks to that senile dictator in Washington.
Love it! Send me the address, I'll go buy it, lol.
😄 not sure if they'd sell it whole but its at Crain's in Ft Worth Texas
What the heck is wrong with people? If they would've put it on social media or the paper, they could've got decent money out of that car.
15x"7's sound ok but noooooot like 13"x7's!!!!!🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂❤❤❤
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Did you get the fuel line and brake lines
Such a shame to see this
Clean rear qtrs
agreed
thats a shame
Did you buy parts from the 1950 Pontiac at byot
No. I didn't find out when it was put out for parts. By the time I seen it, the the visor that I would have pulled, was gone
I went for the visor it was gone but but the shark fin side trim.
Ha buddy do you remember that red ram truck you was talking about the ram on the hood survived? Can you get it and I buy it off you and you send it to me ?
I did get that hood ornament
Unfortunately its not a factory ornament. Its aftermarket
I hop'e someone bought it.
It was still there aa of yesterday
If I had the money I would save her. I wonder if it a SS???