Over the years, GM's Chevrolet division has built some interesting cars. However, there are few of those that can match the coolness factor of the El Camino - much less the kind that this specific 1969 Chevrolet El Camino brings to the table. This sweet '69 Chevy is presented with a unique orange & white paint scheme and a fully-dressed engine bay, each helping along with other features to crank this El Camino's coolness factor up to eleven. Sitting inside this '69 Camino's fully-detailed engine bay is an immaculate 307 C.I. V8, with chrome valve covers and matching orange block paint. That small-block V8 breathes well through a 4-barrel carburetor, allowing this '69 El Camino to growl every time you press the throttle. Torque is put to the pavement through a reliable TH350 3-speed automatic transmission, which shifts smoothly and seamlessly as this '69 Chevy speeds down the highway. The exterior's straight bodylines are covered in a nice looking orange paintjob, which really helps this El Camino to stick apart from the crowd. Complimenting that bright orange paint are some Yenko-style white decal stripes running the length of this El Camino's hood and sides, looking fantastic as they do so. The white vinyl top is in fantastic shape as well, and so is the orange bedliner! The undercarriage of this El Camino is also very solid, with strong floors, frame rails, bed, and door jambs. Opening the doors and stepping inside reveals a super-cool two-tone black and orange interior, complete with a comfy two-tone houndstooth cloth & vinyl bench seat that's perfect for cruising. Other options on this attractive El Camino include power steering, power brakes, factory gauges, an aftermarket tachometer, an aftermarket AM/FM/Cassette stereo system, dual chrome mirrors, vent windows, and a mean-sounding dual exhaust system. This sweet Chevy is shoed with 15" American Racing 5-spoke wheels wrapped with Cooper Cobra RWL tires for a muscular, stylish look that's sure to turn heads! The minute you're behind the wheel of this El Camino, it becomes very clear just how excellently it runs and drives. After all, the combination of a small-block V8 and a reliable 3-speed automatic is tough to beat! If you're looking to turn heads hauling equipment from your local Home Depot as well as at your next car show, there isn't a whole lot out there that will do the job better than this 1969 El Camino.

VIN and Cowl Tag decode as follows:
VIN- 134809K457265
1: Chevrolet Motor Division
34: El Camino, 8-cylinder
80: 2-door sedan pickup
9: 1969 model year
K: Kansas City, Missouri, GM Assembly Plant, U.S.A.
457265: Serial number

COWL TAG-
69: 1969 model year
13480=
1: Chevrolet Motor Division
34: El Camino, 8-cylinder
80: 2-door sedan pickup
KAN: Built in Kansas City, Missouri GM Assembly Plant, U.S.A.
330777: Fisher Body unit number, no relation to VIN
772: "Medium Saddle Pattern Coated Fabric, Antique Medium Saddle Coated Fabric" interior trim
63: "Champagne Gold" exterior paint
03D: Production date in the 4th week of March, 1969
XZ: El Camino