Woo! ElCamino, my favorite car! As soon as I get my driver's license, that will be the first thing on my list... =^_^=

WolfieWolfie1992 said:
Woo! ElCamino, my favorite car! As soon as I get my driver's license, that will be the first thing on my list... =^_^=

How can you be 18 and not have your driver's license yet?

IJustBurst said:
How can you be 18 and not have your driver's license yet?

Hard times, but mostly because of lack of shit being gotten together...lol

WolfieWolfie1992 said:
Hard times, but mostly because of lack of shit being gotten together...lol

yeah, I'm in the same boat. ;_;
The economy in my small town is HORRIBLE.

I am 19 and I don't have a license. It doesn't matter though, as the only cars I have access to are imaginary.

WolfieWolfie1992 said:
Woo! ElCamino, my favorite car! As soon as I get my driver's license, that will be the first thing on my list... =^_^=

Have fun with your death trap

equimanthorn said:
Have fun with your death trap

Awwr? How so?

WolfieWolfie1992 said:
Awwr? How so?

The location of the gas tanks in these thning. Get in a wreck and you are sure to die

equimanthorn said:
The location of the gas tanks in these thning. Get in a wreck and you are sure to die

*bursts into laughter* That's the weakest response I've ever read! Yeah, find me a car where the gas tank isn't in the rear.

WolfieWolfie1992 said:
*bursts into laughter* That's the weakest response I've ever read! Yeah, find me a car where the gas tank isn't in the rear.

Try behind the seat. Dumbass. El Caminos have a reputation of being a death trap for a reason

I love this car. My dad had an '86. It had a really nice two tone paint job. Dark blue on light blue. One of the cars I really wished he kept.

Lol @ unnecessary hostility.

equimanthorn said:
Try behind the seat. Dumbass. El Caminos have a reputation of being a death trap for a reason

Clarify. I'm sure you don't mean inside the cab...

ippiki_ookami said:
Lol @ unnecessary hostility.

I know, right?

equimanthorn said:
Try behind the seat. Dumbass. El Caminos have a reputation of being a death trap for a reason

You never owned an El Camino or you would know that the gas tank was behind the rear axle between the frame rails like every other car from that era. The El Camino was based on an automotive chassis, it was a Malibu with a pickup bed. Pickup trucks from the 1960s and earlier had the gas tank inside the cab behind the seat.

Hellhound666 said:
You never owned an El Camino or you would know that the gas tank was behind the rear axle between the frame rails like every other car from that era. The El Camino was based on an automotive chassis, it was a Malibu with a pickup bed. Pickup trucks from the 1960s and earlier had the gas tank inside the cab behind the seat.

Thank you for clarifying that. I knew he was just talking a load of shit...

Hellhound666 said:
You never owned an El Camino or you would know that the gas tank was behind the rear axle between the frame rails like every other car from that era. The El Camino was based on an automotive chassis, it was a Malibu with a pickup bed. Pickup trucks from the 1960s and earlier had the gas tank inside the cab behind the seat.

Good work there, this guy must be thinking of the Ford Pinto and spun his mouth too early. As the owner of a 1976 Elky I approve of this comment.

equimanthorn said:
El Caminos have a reputation of being a death trap for a reason

Yeah, and it had nothing to do with the car. it had to do with the fact that at first, only crazed rednecks would buy them, and drive 'em into trees at 100mph. Camaros and Firebirds had the same problem.

higejmt said:
Good work there, this guy must be thinking of the Ford Pinto and spun his mouth too early. As the owner of a 1976 Elky I approve of this comment.

Yes, he had the El Camino's mistaken with the Ford Pinchero (custom Pinto)

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2128/2546212641_2ddc427e37.jpg

http://media.photobucket.com/image/Pinchero/mixwell1983/pinchero4.jpg

Yes, because people buy classic cars for they're safety features O.o. Anyway, a big old thing like this is plenty safe for one reason, body-on-frame construction. This thing is a tank compared to the unibody peices of junk we're makin' nowadays.

It's got that new yi-..uh, car* scent =^-\\;;=

My Name is Furl?

Hell yeah, El Camino :]

This is a great picture, I love your fursuit and your position. It's a beautiful day and a great truck. Those Center line rims look great against the brown paint and beige interior. That's a great looking mid to late 80's Chevy El Camino.

equimanthorn said:
The location of the gas tanks in these thning. Get in a wreck and you are sure to die

I know im very late to the argument but, at least it aint a Ford Pinto