El Camino Verde Blog
Project El Camino Verde: FINISHED VEHICLE
| 07/22/2010Since El Camino Verde has been completed we've had a blast driving it, and we wanted to find a cool place to photograph the El Camino and ended up finding a gem. These old grain bins are located just inside the city of Bowling Green and made for a killer photoshoot!
Read MoreProject El Camino Verde: BODY & PAINT
| 06/15/2010Pictured here is one of the last photographs of the El Camino in it's pre–transformation attire.
Things didn't look like this for long....
Read MoreProject El Camino Verde: WHEELS & TIRES
| 05/09/2010Here's a shot of the car displaying the overall stance of the car once all the suspension components were installed and the wheels and tires added.
They definitely give the car a good stance.
Read MoreProject El Camino Verde: THE CHASSIS
| 03/09/2010Performance isn't only in horsepower and torque. Performance also comes from proper braking. That's why we opted to install a set of front and rear Baer brakes to El Camino Verde. Here you can see the rear discs that are mounted onto the Moser rear axle.
Read MoreProject El Camino Verde: THE ENGINE
| 02/10/2010<b>Out with the old...</b> No time was wasted getting the car torn down. First things first though, we removed the doghouse, followed by the stock 305 c.i. engine.
Read MoreProject El Camino Verde
| 01/20/2010A friend of ours once said, “it isn't easy being green!” The guys at Holley are out to make life a little easier if you've got the blues over going green. Project El Camino Verde will feature a new line of parts that will make swapping GM's new emissions–compliant 430 hp E–Rod LS3 crate engine into various platforms...
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