Car Up Front, Truck In Back! This 1970 Raspberry Pearl El Camino shows the way!

The origins of the Chevrolet El Camino reach back to Australia in 1932 when a farmer's wife asked Ford to build "a vehicle to go to church in on a Sunday and which can carry our pigs to market on Mondays." The El Camino has come a long way since the earliest days, yet it still makes a statement with the good looks of a Chevelle and the utility of a pickup.

This particular El Camino is badged as an SS 396, though it actually hides a 454 under the hood that makes almost 500 horsepower. Not sure if that makes this car a sleeper, or not. The engine has been dressed up with some polish, and sounds like a drag strip beast. Okay, definitely not a sleeper.

The interior has been spruced and boosted, too. This El Camino sports a great looking black interior and a great sounding aftermarket stereo system-on the off chance you ever tired of the engine's throaty song.

Put the pedal to the metal and get over here to Art & Speed to check out this beautiful machine. Call (901) 850-0507 or stop by today. Financing available.