The El Camino has always been the car that refused to pick a side, blending the comfort of a passenger car with the usefulness of a pickup bed, and this 1983 example is a very clean one that has lived its entire life in Arizona. Chevrolet introduced the El Camino back in 1959 to compete with Ford's Ranchero, and by the early 80s it had become a favorite for drivers who wanted style and utility in a single package. Finished in Silver Metallic, this El Camino has a sleek, understated look that shows off its long, clean body lines. It rides on 15 inch chrome centerline wheels, which add a bright, classic touch and give the car a confident stance.
