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Related: About this forumSomebody's having a better Christmas than me.
Don't get me wrong, I still appreciate the shirts and socks from friends and the free hugs from my grandchildren. I pretty much have everything I need, but now I see what the better people wake up to on Xmas morning.
I was leaving physical therapy Thursday when I spotted this hauler full of vintage dream cars in the parking lot. This one in particular is a special hunk of Detroit iron.
The '82-'87 final generation El Camino was built on a truck chassis with Malibu bodywork and chrome bumpers. The SS version however, was custom redesigned by Choo Choo Customs in Chattanooga TN with a unique Monte Carlo nose.
There goes someone's tax cut:
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underpants
(186,651 posts)democratisphere
(17,235 posts)tazkcmo
(7,419 posts)If that's a repo.
JohnnyRingo
(19,313 posts)Nobody lends money on a 30 year old car without real collateral. There's no Blue Book on it for the banks to refer for value.
Maybe it's going to a nice working class home. It's probably only worth a bit north of $10k, so it can be someone's dream car. Caminos never really appealed to the wealthy anyway.
Looks very intact... That's very rare nowadays.