I think we are comparing apples to oranges. If you choose to call the El Camino a Truck, that’s your preference. If it’s listed in truck reference books does that make it a truck? Or, is that just where Chevy chose to market it. We all know it was built on a car platform and shares absolutely nothing but the engine with a truck. As John has stated many many times “for the purposes of this site, we do not consider them Trucks”. That should be enough to end the debate as far as Stovebolt.com is concerned. Sometimes you just have to admit you lost the battle and move on to fight a different battle that maybe you can win. BTW, for the record, I think El Caminos and the GM equivalent are really cool and if given the opportunity I would own another one in a heartbeat. I just don’t agree they are trucks.


Martin
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