As seen on Craigslist "Seattle edition" under Cars for Sale - Jaguar
- has an El Camino rear end (sheet metal bodywork)



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There is a very nice El Camino parked for the last two weeks where I frequent. The rear glass surround is butchered but the rest is driver-quality.

 

very interesting. never thought I'd see an xj6 with a truckbed.

 

Maybe Xj40? Hood is wrong for an Xj6, and fender leaper is too high.
(';')

 

I've seen pictures of a few over the years. All completely lost the back seat and roof, unlike this one that merely sub'd in the tail end of an el Camino. A clever repair of a rear end collision?


One neat execution was grafting on the entire rear from cab back on of a Chevrolet S10. Making one sound car of two wrecked ones? that car was a lump.


Some in Oz done in UTE fashion, rather nicely.


I could live with one very nicely!! but, I'm resisting acquiring more stuff!!!


Way back when it was popular. My school chum Billy's 27 T started life as a roadster. But had acquired a pickup bed in lieu of the trunk lid and sill. Very useful on our camping trips.


Another school pal had a summer job at an auto electric shop. Their
shop truck was late thirties Chevrolet coupe. It came with a pickup bed like bed and tail gate in lieu of a trunk and sill.


The Buick div. of GM built themselves a similar vehicle. Buick based, of course, mid 30's. It survives!!!


Carll

 

Picture adding???

Not yet, I guess.

 

Yahoo, it did!!

My 83 XJ wuzza six!!! Not current, found on old camera card!!!

Carl

 

Correct, it's an XJ40. The other tell-tale feature is gas the bonnet struts.

 

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