1968-1972 were the same, as were all body parts except for trim and grill/headlights.
A 1969 El Camino hood will not fit a 1974 El Camino without modifications. The two models have different body styles and hood designs due to changes in the vehicle's dimensions and aesthetics over the years. While some parts may be interchangeable between different years, the hoods from these specific years are not compatible as a direct swap.
How often you should replace a roof depends on the type of roof. According to Bobsroofing.com, estimates based on different types of roofs are: Shake/Wood Shingles: 20-25 years Composition Shingless: 12-20 years Rock Roofs: 12-15 years Metal Roofs: 50-75 years
1968-72
I think '65 and '66
75-79
1983-1985
Yes
1996-2007
1994 and up.
1973-1987
g-body 1978-1988
The Chevrolet El Camino SS was produced during various years, primarily in the 1960s and 1970s. The most notable SS versions were made from 1968 to 1972 and then again in 1982. The El Camino SS was known for its performance and sporty design, particularly during its early years. The model was discontinued after 1987 but remains a classic among enthusiasts.