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Dragonkarr
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New kid!

Post by Dragonkarr » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 13:36

Hello

Well, actually that's all I want to say. But while I'm at it; I grew up with the smells and sounds of my dad's V8 El Camino, and am currently on the prowl, looking for a similar model that I can restore and, 'improve'. No excessive wings and crap, just enough paint and power to frighten old ladies and terrify children :mrgreen:

Looking forward to an educational (fun) time on African Muscle Cars!

Dragonkarr
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Graeme
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Re: New kid!

Post by Graeme » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 13:52

Well you are at the right place. More than half of the members own elkys.very popular pickup it seems like.
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Re: New kid!

Post by 49Shoebox » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 13:55

Welcome, maybe take off those funny rubber things all over the elky and add some paint to it :)
Just enjoy life, it doesnt last forever.

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Re: New kid!

Post by 49Shoebox » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 13:55

PS sounds like you live quite close to me.
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Re: New kid!

Post by gordini » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 14:22

Welcome to the joint friend, theres enough willpower here to support you in building your Elky 8)
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Dragonkarr
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Re: New kid!

Post by Dragonkarr » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 14:32

Thanks for the welcomes :D Shoebox, where do you live then? Oh that black rubbery stuff's actually just a clear matte topcoat, I'd probably stick to mainly oil slick black, nice 'n' shiny is the way to go. I just find it a little hard to get hold of a V8 model, and if I do, someone's already added a gazillion rands worth to it :cry:
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Re: New kid!

Post by First V8 » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 16:04

Welcome ,glad you want to add to the Bow Tie collection , Look under Cars for Sale , Dreamer has one for R12000 . Good luck
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Re: New kid!

Post by Johann65 » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 16:10

Welcome to the el Camino HQ Chev clan, It is the most affordable 70's muscle car to get hold of!!!
American Chev V8 engines are available and just drop in!! :D :D :D Conversion from manual to Auto is easy. This Old Toppy was able to single handed do the conversion!!!
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neresh
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Re: New kid!

Post by neresh » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 17:57

Hello and welcome Dragon
'71 camino - 406 c.i - turbo 400(manual shift kit) - 9" rear (3.50:1)

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Re: New kid!

Post by LeonardZeiler » Wed 28 Dec 2011, 18:46

welcome dude :)
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