1959 Chevrolet El Camino For Sale
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1959 Chevrolet El Camino
Vin: G59S262601
In our show room, today is this incredible 1959 El Camino, there arent that many of these cars going around anymore so this is a unique opportunity. The paint on this car is so smooth and everything lines up nicely. Since the frame off, nut & bolt restoration was completed, only 377 miles have been put on the car. With that 348ci tied to a power glide transmission she's ready to be driven and given lots of attention. Or if you prefer to keep her to yourself then that's alright too! Hurry up and give us a call before someone else does and let VMS park your dream in your drive way!
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Mechanics:
GM 348ci V8 (250hp)
Engine # 3755011
Behind Driver's Cylinder Head
- Date Code Correct Engine
- Power Glide Correct
- 4 Barrel Correct
Serial # TO3I5G
- Stock Heads
- 91 Octane or Below
Single 4 Barrel
- Rochester 4 Jet
- 2 Speed Automatic transmission
- Power Glide
Transmission # 3742350
Side of Case
Date Code: G120
- Radiator in Good Shape
- Chrome Valve Covers
- Inner Wheel Houses are Nicely Painted
- Upper Control Arm Bushings look Good
- Alternator looks Rebuilt
- Steering Shaft Chromed
Front Suspension: 3- Link
Rear Suspension: Independent
Axel Spec- Old Removable Carrier Axle
- Ratio: 3.73:1
- Posi
Brakes:
Front- Drum
Rear- Drum
Exhaust:
- Dual Exhaust
Muffler- Factory Replacement
Wheels and Tires
Front Wheels: 14”
Rear Wheels: 14”
Front Tires: Stock 205/75R14
Rear Tires: Stock 205/75R14
- New Gas Tank
- New Exhaust System
- Solid Frame
- Floor looks Good
- Rear End Housing Re-Done / Re-Painted
- Lower Control Arm Chromed
- New Shocks
- X- Frame
- Back Side of Rockers are Solid
- Pinch Welds are Nice
- New Ball Joints
- Steering Gears look Good
- Core Support looks Good
Body:
- Chrome looks Great
- Emblems look Great
- Hood Lines Up Nicely
- Grill in Beautiful Shape
- Spears on Fenders look Great
- Phenomenal Paint Job
- Straight Body Lines
- Stainless Around Wind Shield looks Good
- Original Hub Caps
- Mirrors in Great Condition
- Doors Operate Nicely
- Door Jams are Clean
- New Bed
- Bed Paint is Nice
- Bed Liner
- Rear Bumper looks Good
- Trunk Opens Smoothly
- Finish on Tailgate looks Awesome
- Hard Ware looks Great
Interior:
- Door Panel in Great Shape
- Carpet looks Nice
- Steering Wheel in Good Condition
- Seat Belts
- Dash looks Great
- Great Looking Upholstery
- Head Liner in Great Shape
- Dome Light Works
- Gauges are Nice and Clean
- Speedometer Works
- Gauges Work
- After Market Radio
Don't miss out! Call Tom 7 days a week 248-974-9513
tom@vanguardmotorsales.com
My favorite year of the el Camino to be honest.
Rare and gorgeous car and the best year for the El Camino!
I just love it!
She's a beauty
Very First Year of the Elky. One Of If Not My Favorite Year of the Car simply because it's in the 50s which represents the Hight of American Automobile Glitz, Glory, Glamour and Guadiness.
A TRUE CLASSIC. EVEN WHEN NEW!!
I want it!!!
This is an amazing car
My first car bought as a semibasket case that ran on a inline 235cu in 6 cylinder 3 on tree manual, no power steering slow lumbering car. 9 months of body restoration at the Hickam AFB Hawaii "hobby shop" ,bought in 1971 for 300$ found out it was the only 59 in the state of Hawaii.at the time.
Man that is a nice car!
I want one!
What I learn how to drive when I was 8 in my Grandpa's field.
Sweet ride again guys
So nice.
How much sir.. If it's still available...
the restoration is "off the hook"??? was it in trouble prior to that?
In 1965 my dad bought a running,registered '59 for $150 for dump hauls. I drove the piss out of it. Who knew?
My favorite year and the 69 little parical to the 59 the year I was born.
How many other 1959 gm model El Camino truck are their? Pontiac Oldsmobile buick Cadillac
It's Just El Camino. Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Cadillac Never Made Versions of this. The GMC Sprint didn't come out until 1971 and It's Name was Changed to Caballero for the 3rd Gen in 1978.
LOVE the car, but would not be practical as a daily driver. This is a museum piece but take my $19,900 and i'd drive it eryday.
Same size tire, WHAT A COINCIDENCE... THIS IS THE GUY YOU WANT SELLING YOU CAR...