1960 El Camino

Vic Englar's 1960 is a great example of the first generation of El Caminos. Lance Lambert, host of television's "Vintage Vehicle Show" takes a close look at the vehicle and asks Vic the eternal El Camino question; is it a truck or a car? Following the interview is a montage of Chevs along with music by the Dynotones. You can find out more about the "Vintage Vehicle Show" by visiting www.vintagevehicletv.com.

[@bobhoward6676]

The sportiest, best looking, powerful, useful vehicle produced for the masses.

[@cesarromero5622]

Car or truck

[@davidkastin4240]

@@cesarromero5622 Ford = truck because of suspension, Cadillac version= personal Luxury sports utility vehicle, rest of GM =car. I saw a 60s Canadian built Pontiac version once ✌️

[@hawkeye6843]

My favorite year! Cool 👍!

[@bobbrinkerhoff3592]

The owner is just a mite confused here . Chevrolet didn't make a Biscayne wagon until 1962 . The '59-'60 two door wagons were named Brookwood , also the "B" pillars on those were straight up and down just like the sedan delivery had , Caminos had pillars that were angled . The bed floor and wheel tubs , and the tailgate is the only sheet metal behind the firewall that is interchangeable with a wagon . Even in 1959 Caminos came stock with Delco air shocks and were rated at a half ton of payload , same as the 1964 and newer Caminos and hey were marketed , and sold as trucks . And they are supposed to be licensed as trucks .

[@tonyfite]

great job. looks great!

[@jimmyd1646]

That sound track is AWESOME - what's the name of the song?

[@josephrapoza6453]

Its a truck.