Anyone have a 1970 El Camino LS6 for sale?

[danastrauss]

I'm looking for a 1970 LS6 El Camino. I haven't been able to find one. Does anybody have one for sale?

[69L78]

A friend of mine has one and has turned down well over 6 figures for it.

[Novafreak]

I know where a 1970 SS 396 is. It has a 454 in it that runs,the 396 is complete and the owner says it's the original motor, but needs to be rebuilt. It spun a main bearing. Here is my website with some pics and details.
http://buymynova.com/elcamino.htm

[scott s]

i know where there is a ss 396 4spd forsale its all orig and been in storage for years...about 23k thou...

[SS4Real]

scott s....color and options on the El Camino you mentioned?

[scott s]

forest green white stripe,black vinyl top with black bucket int 4spd,tach&gauges,#s matching with paperwork...

[camarojoe]

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A friend of mine has one and has turned down well over 6 figures for it.

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I love elkys, especially big blocks, but I'm curious who was offering 100K+ for one. I think that would have been a world record price if your friend would have accepted it. Got any pics?

[mike s]

to my knowledge LS6 el camino's are more rare than LS6 convertible's which make them worth more just my 2 cents

[COPO]

As I recall, I think the estimate on the LS-6 ElCaminos was around 500 and the Convertibles was around 100. Dan Carr did a nice poster a few years back that listed all the production #'s using a statistical analysis. Not 100% accurate obviously, but better than the guesses that everyone else uses. The high horse convertibles regardless of the manufacturer generally have market values multiple times higher than the hardtop w/the same engine. Chevelles, Cudas, GTOs, etc.

[camarojoe]

I'm a fan of el caminos, but even I wouldn't suggest they are worth more than convertibles.