The new for 1959 Chevrolet El Camino was touted as “the handsomest thing that ever happened to hauling.” This orange custom beauty gives that phrase a different meaning. Every component used in the professional build of this exceptional machine is top-of-the-line. The El Camino was body-off-frame restored over a 12-year period and cost over $120,000 to execute. The outstanding Arancio Atlas Pearl Effect is sure to turn heads in appreciation.

This restomod is driven by a professionally built 350-cid V-8 crate engine that has stainless steel exhaust and is linked to a four-speed Muncie manual transmission. The vehicle is bagged, lowered and has air ride. It rolls on custom five-spoke American Racing chrome wheels and low-profile tires. The interior is well appointed with brand new cashmere custom leather and piping, air conditioning, Dakota Digital dash and gauges; power windows, steering and brakes.