Nice Car!! I'm 67 and I have had many cars, my 76 Monte Carlo I bought new and it had similar styling to your El Camino that I really liked, I also had a 79 El Camino SS that I really enjoyed and I used it pretty much in the 6 years that I had it, but it was very different from the 77 years. I now have an 89 Formula Firebird and it's really nice, 89k, always liked Pontiac & Chevrolet. I just subscribed so I will be looking for more cool videos 👍🙂😺
My dad bought one new in 1977, with the 350. Loved that car! His was the "Classic" in a really cool color... "Pumpkin Orange" with a camel color cloth interior.
Really cool El Camino. My neighbor had a 1970 El Camino that her husband had bought shortly before he died. That really became a working truck for her.
VERY CLASSY!!! You have a reason to be proud. I have one to LOVE HER! Wish a lot a people didn't like the car I'm tired of telling them its not for sale..
Yep I've got the Camino, 2dr, 4dr, station wagon. All in excellent condition. The last year of this size. They reduced the size in 78 to a 66 model size.
Im 65 and had a 74 blue and white with a 350 2 bll in high school. When I was going to OSU I found a used 76 for 1500 with 75k miles i fixed up and my ex wife got it in divrce in 87.......i was pissed. My wife back in 2014 before she died said i could get a Mustang or a El Camino.....i chose a 07 Mustang GT.....after se died in 2018 i lost all interest in cars and bikes.....I had been working on a 1980 Yamaha SR500 ..... Now i want them all back....but running low on funds due to doctor bills....so im looking for a 76-77 El Camino......love yours.
I just bought a 77 El Camino original black paint job but the motor and transmission was sitting in the back cab so instead of putting them back in how they run, I’m going with a 350 and a 400 transmission has a little rust on back quarter panels paint on hood and top fading bad from the years altogether very solid.
Wow. There is an El Camino that my grandfather bought new. I have the ability to claim it as he has passed but I can't decide if I want to. His was a 77 Red with black vinyl top under 60k miles.. Kept in immaculate condition until my father did use it as a truck and kinda roughed up the bed.
@@CorysCarReview I'm hesitant because I'm not very mechanically knowledgeable. And it isn't drivable because some squatters got in the house and played mechanic. Kind of disassembled some of the engine and ripped out the ac lines. I have an 06 GTO and I'm debating selling that to focus on the El Camino if I make that decision.
Awwww man that's a shame. That definitely makes it a hard decision. It doesn't feel like your grandfathers car when something like that happens to it. Those GTO's are pretty sweet cars man. I would love to get one to feature on my channel.
I have a car exactly like that one except mine is a GMC Sprint with a 350 motor in it.Mine its the same year and color combination.It was sitting in this guy's driveway 4 around 7 years.I bought it in 11/20 4 $800.It runs,but it doesn't look as good as this one.😁🇺🇲
Me gusta el carro una Chevrolet El Camino Classic 1977; es un vehículo utilitario; no un vehículo de carga; siempre me ha gustado tenerlo; es un muscle car; además es un carro deportivo; es la versión pickup del Chevrolet Malibú Classic; cuando todo se estabilize en Venezuela mi país; cuando pueda si Dios quiere; voy a traer a Venezuela; un vehículo así; para mantenerlo y aprender a manejar; cuando tenga un vehículo así; le adaptaría dos salidas de tubo de escape; para qué no caliente tanto el motor; me encanta ese carro; una Chevrolet El Camino Classic 1977; saludos y buenos días.
@@CorysCarReview yes it is a real treat and I love that Uncle Steve made sure you knew the whole history, but I know you knew it... He just loves talking about this car too!
I have 1 exactly like that, except mine is a GMC Sprint.Same year and color combination.It runs,but it isn't in as nice condition as that 1.I got it in 11/20 4 $800.It was sitting in some guys driveway 4 7 years.
Is that the original steering wheel for this car? I have looked at a TON of 1976 & 1977 El Caminos and they all have the Monte Carlo steering wheel with the horn bar. That looks like a steering wheel from a Camaro and the paint color doesn't match the rest of the plastic interior.
Looks brand new. Gorgeous paint scheme.
Thanks my dad takes really good care of it
Nice Car!! I'm 67 and I have had many cars, my 76 Monte Carlo I bought new and it had similar styling to your El Camino that I really liked, I also had a 79 El Camino SS that I really enjoyed and I used it pretty much in the 6 years that I had it, but it was very different from the 77 years. I now have an 89 Formula Firebird and it's really nice, 89k, always liked Pontiac & Chevrolet. I just subscribed so I will be looking for more cool videos 👍🙂😺
That’s awesome man thanks for sharing. Those are all really nice cars! Thank you subscribing and I hope you enjoy the other videos
My dad bought one new in 1977, with the 350. Loved that car! His was the "Classic" in a really cool color... "Pumpkin Orange" with a camel color cloth interior.
That's so cool!
Really cool El Camino. My neighbor had a 1970 El Camino that her husband had bought shortly before he died. That really became a working truck for her.
I love the 70 el camino. My uncle had a 70 SS 454. It was pretty sweet
VERY CLASSY!!! You have a reason to be proud. I have one to LOVE HER! Wish a lot a people didn't like the car I'm tired of telling them its not for sale..
This one will definitely never be for sale.
You have a very great El Camino! Congratulations and It sounds very healthy!
Thank you!
Yep I've got the Camino, 2dr, 4dr, station wagon. All in excellent condition. The last year of this size. They reduced the size in 78 to a 66 model size.
It’s my dream car ❤my dad had one 😢
You need to find one. There's no better feeling than having that connection with a certain car that a family member had
Im 65 and had a 74 blue and white with a 350 2 bll in high school. When I was going to OSU I found a used 76 for 1500 with 75k miles i fixed up and my ex wife got it in divrce in 87.......i was pissed. My wife back in 2014 before she died said i could get a Mustang or a El Camino.....i chose a 07 Mustang GT.....after se died in 2018 i lost all interest in cars and bikes.....I had been working on a 1980 Yamaha SR500 .....
Now
i want them all back....but running low on funds due to doctor bills....so im looking for a 76-77 El Camino......love yours.
Awww man I'm sorry to hear all that. Sometimes life will do that to us. I hope you find one. Our family sure is proud of this one 😉
I just bought a 77 El Camino original black paint job but the motor and transmission was sitting in the back cab so instead of putting them back in how they run, I’m going with a 350 and a 400 transmission has a little rust on back quarter panels paint on hood and top fading bad from the years altogether very solid.
I bet the black looks good
Yeah where it’s not fading. Lol
My favorite 70s car. Barely beating out the Monte Carlo of the same year.
There’s a couple things I would change if it was mine, but still keep it original
That staggered look on the tires is the way to go. It's a good look.
Thank you. My dad contemplated running the 275 60's in the front also, but decided to go with the 255 60's
@@CorysCarReview Thank you for your content. You can tell that this car was well taken care of.
Thank you. I appreciate that. Yes this was my grandpa's pride and joy 😊
Wow. There is an El Camino that my grandfather bought new. I have the ability to claim it as he has passed but I can't decide if I want to. His was a 77 Red with black vinyl top under 60k miles.. Kept in immaculate condition until my father did use it as a truck and kinda roughed up the bed.
Man if you have a chance to get it and can afford to, I would jump on it. At least you would have the option to sell it if you wanted to
@@CorysCarReview I'm hesitant because I'm not very mechanically knowledgeable. And it isn't drivable because some squatters got in the house and played mechanic. Kind of disassembled some of the engine and ripped out the ac lines.
I have an 06 GTO and I'm debating selling that to focus on the El Camino if I make that decision.
Awwww man that's a shame. That definitely makes it a hard decision. It doesn't feel like your grandfathers car when something like that happens to it. Those GTO's are pretty sweet cars man. I would love to get one to feature on my channel.
The color combo I want is red with red leather
@@CorysCarReview Mine is the black with red leather.
I have a 77 GMC Sprint in mint cond. 350 engine and tranny. drives great and a bonus is its a truck.
Love El Camino's
Just bought one for $700 running and driving, I expected worse but it's a solid car.
Dang you definitely can't get hurt for $700. Sounds like a heck of a deal.
Wow what a buy.
I love these videos! Great car!
Thank you
I have a car exactly like that one except mine is a GMC Sprint with a 350 motor in it.Mine its the same year and color combination.It was sitting in this guy's driveway 4 around 7 years.I bought it in 11/20 4 $800.It runs,but it doesn't look as good as this one.😁🇺🇲
I have this exact car. Paint and all. Mine is also all original, however defiantly not in as good of shape. This is nice!!!
O awesome! This was my Grandpa's pride and joy. We live in a town of about 20-24k. Everyone knew who's it was 😉
I had a 76 it was blue and white
Nice!
Me gusta el carro una Chevrolet El Camino Classic 1977; es un vehículo utilitario; no un vehículo de carga; siempre me ha gustado tenerlo; es un muscle car; además es un carro deportivo; es la versión pickup del Chevrolet Malibú Classic; cuando todo se estabilize en Venezuela mi país; cuando pueda si Dios quiere; voy a traer a Venezuela; un vehículo así; para mantenerlo y aprender a manejar; cuando tenga un vehículo así; le adaptaría dos salidas de tubo de escape; para qué no caliente tanto el motor; me encanta ese carro; una Chevrolet El Camino Classic 1977; saludos y buenos días.
Love this car!!!
I loved making that video and sharing it with everyone. That's the kinda vehicle that everyone needs to see 🙂🙂🙂
@@CorysCarReview yes it is a real treat and I love that Uncle Steve made sure you knew the whole history, but I know you knew it... He just loves talking about this car too!
I am restoring a 1977 chevy el camino classic too.
Nice!!! I bet it’ll look fantastic when you’re finished 🙂
I've got a 77. I'm redoing it.
That’s cool!!!! I bet it’ll look amazing when you’re finished!
I have 1 exactly like that, except mine is a GMC Sprint.Same year and color combination.It runs,but it isn't in as nice condition as that 1.I got it in 11/20 4 $800.It was sitting in some guys driveway 4 7 years.
O wow!
I bought my 1977 elco about 9 months ago and only paid 50 for it imma try and post a pic on here
Ok cool
Not one crack in dash??? Wow man that's hard to come by. You gotta gem!
Thank you
I have a 77 el camino that I inherited it's not that nice but I hope to get it there
That’s cool man! You don’t see many of them around. Hopefully one day you’ll get it where you want!
Pretty car, I'll give you $8,000
Thank you. No this one will never be for sale lol
The 1st of December 2022 I bought a 77 for 8700 dollars
Nice! That's a good deal
Is that the original steering wheel for this car? I have looked at a TON of 1976 & 1977 El Caminos and they all have the Monte Carlo steering wheel with the horn bar. That looks like a steering wheel from a Camaro and the paint color doesn't match the rest of the plastic interior.
No it’s not original, but my dad does have the original somewhere. I’m not sure what that’s from, but I will ask him
My dad said it’s off of a Camaro
@@CorysCarReview I thought so.
@klwthe3rd he did find a place to refurbish the original, so he’s thinking about doing that
I just bought a 1977 el Camino but I have a shift in the floor, swivel seats
O awesome. I love those swivel bucket seats