Parting with this car is difficult as it has been an family heirloom. My Grandfather bought it brand new in 1981. When he died, my dad got it and drove it every once in a while. When he died, I got it. I have no one to pass it onto and really do not drive it too often. It has the "Protec-O-Top" hard cover, original leather seats with no tears, original dash covers, original Chevy wheels, blasting cold A/C, great Stereo with CD Player, new battery, and passing Smog certificate. Car runs great~!!!! They do no make them like this anymore.Cosmetically it does have some pealing paint and some parking lot dings on the side of the car.Buyer must be local or able to meet in person to view. Beginning in 1978 and lasting until it was discontinued in 1987, the El Camino was made smaller and given more modern, updated styling. The El Camino of those years shared its platform and style with the Monte Carlo and Malibu. Front fender moldings, body-side moldings and tailgate moldings were available, as well as bumper guards and bumper rub strips. The El Camino's wheelbase measured 117.3 inches, the overall length was 202 inches, the overall width was 72 inches and the overall height was 55.5 inches. The 1981 Chevy El Camino weighed about 3,428 lbs. The front tires were size P215/65-R15 and the back tires were size P205/70-R14.
