1972 Chevrolet El Camino

This 1972 Chevrolet El Camino is a strikingly preserved coupe-utility that blends bold muscle car presence with the honest, well-kept character discerning collectors chase. Finished in a stunning Mulsanne Blue and accented by dual black hood stripes and a matching black vinyl roof, it carries real road presence that turns heads at every show and gathering. Beneath the cowl induction hood lives a mildly built 350 cubic-inch V8 paired with a smooth 3-speed automatic—a well-mannered, driver-friendly combination made for relaxed cruising. Adding a welcome layer of provenance, this El Camino is one of four cars we took in on trade from a private collection, a story that speaks to its careful stewardship over the years. Meticulously maintained and, by all appearances, never subjected to rain or snow, it presents remarkably well throughout—right down to the large truck-style bed and the crisp black-on-black cabin. For the enthusiast who values the El Camino’s unique heritage and genuinely preserved condition, this is a rare opportunity you won’t want to let pass.

Engine & Transmission

Mildly built 350 cubic-inch V8 delivering confident, smooth, driver-friendly performance
Column-shifted 3-speed automatic transmission for effortless, easygoing cruising
Purposeful cowl induction hood feeding the engine while adding aggressive visual appeal
Well-mannered powertrain combination ideal for everyday enjoyment and weekend touring
Runs and drives beautifully, ready to reward you every time you turn the key
Reflects the careful, meticulous maintenance shown throughout this well-kept example

Exterior

Stunning Mulsanne Blue finish presenting beautifully on a remarkably preserved example
Dual black hood stripes adding bold, purposeful muscle car character
Matching black vinyl roof completing a cohesive, head-turning color combination
Cowl induction hood delivering unmistakable aggressive presence and period-correct style
Large truck-style bed in remarkable condition, reflecting a car that never saw rain or snow
Clean, well-preserved bodywork befitting a genuinely cared-for survivor

Interior

Crisp black-on-black cabin blending clean style with comfortable, driver-focused appeal
Vinyl bench seat offering classic, easygoing comfort true to the era
Column-mounted shifter preserving the authentic, uncluttered factory layout
Factory gauges displaying fuel, speed, and a clock for genuine period character
Aftermarket tachometer and radio added for extra convenience and driver information
Beautifully preserved interior that presents remarkably well for a car of this age

Suspension & Chassis

Power steering for easy, relaxed maneuvering around town or on the open road
Power disc brakes providing confident, dependable stopping
Solid, well-sorted chassis reflecting meticulous, long-term care
Built on the unique coupe-utility platform derived from the two-door station wagon design
Planted, comfortable stance suited to smooth, effortless cruising
Dependable, road-ready foundation you can enjoy mile after mile

Additional Info

Unique coupe-utility El Camino combining muscle car styling with practical, truck-style versatility
Mildly built 350 V8 paired with a 3-speed automatic—a smooth, driver-friendly combination
Desirable Mulsanne Blue with dual black hood stripes, black vinyl roof, and cowl induction hood
One of four cars taken in on trade from a private collection, adding welcome provenance to its story
Meticulously maintained and never subjected to rain or snow, with a bed and interior that present remarkably well
Well-equipped with power steering, power disc brakes, a functional radio, and the large truck-style bed the El Camino is celebrated for