[abb]

I call bullsh!t on their opinions. My El Camino was the most enjoyable vehicle I ever owned in my lifetime so far. Wish they still made them.

[Kickass Conservative]

I had a 69 El Camino. Best looking one ever built IMHO.

It was a Chevelle that could haul my Yamaha dirt bike out to the desert.

Best of both worlds...

[beagleone]

yeah, they seem to have criticized every unusual design whatsoever as ugly. I’m sure they think the Toyota Corolla parked in their driveway is some masterpiece of design. A very weak article.

[BnBlFlag]

I call bullsh!t on their opinions. My El Camino was the most enjoyable vehicle I ever owned in my lifetime so far. Wish they still made them.

I agree 100%. The El Camino is not agly car. I loved my ‘65. It was was metallic maroon and beautiful. When I finally put it up for sale I had buyers fighting over it.

[Richard Kimball]

I'm with you. The El Camino is cool, as is the SSR. The Avalanche is not bad, and the DeLorean was a beautiful car. Some of the Euro cars were ugly, but stuff like the new Beetle and the Volkswagen Thing were both popular and pretty reliable.

[papasmurf]

Keep you powder dry, FRiend. They might yet be coming to us... soon.

[Westlander]

The Pacer and Gremlin were way ahead for their time. You could get a Pacer Wagon with a V8. Ran like a BOOH. That was your fancy ‘cross over’ front, one wheel drive vehicle.

Your every day utilitarian, rubber floored, rear drive, straight 6, 3 speed manual, mini crossover was the basic Gremlin.

Everything worked out fine, was cheap, and got better mileage than the Techno-Heaps we have now, Thank You Enviro Nutjobs !.