Chevy El Camino

Try GM classic parts on Ebay,I get a lot of used parts from them

There's a wide range of what will fit, but I believe the stock wheel is 17". IMHO, 16's or 17's would look great on a near-stock El Camino, as anything larger doesn't fit the classic look.

It won't change anything.

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Must be the wrong starter . Chevys do NOT have shims on there starters,small or big blocks. Now ,pontiacs do. Olds or Buick not sure... CHEVY NO...........

1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2 if it's a V8.

Take the car to a repair shop and have them do an electrical systems test. It should include testing the starter for the amount of current dtraw it has. Also the alternator for amperage and voltage output and the state of the alternator. If the battery is low then you will get a bad starter reading.

1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2 and the distributor rotates clockwise.

about 22 MPG.

1-8-4-3-6-5-7-2

5x4.75 or 5x4 3/4 same thing

The C-3 (or Computer Controlled Carburetion) System came out in 1980, Throttle Body Injection on some models in 1985

3200 pounds

Yes, they used a carb.

By '75 they had reduced the compression ratio significantly, so you can use the cheap stuff. 85 octane is high enough.

no because it poops butterflys and rainbows !:D

The longest running "2 door luxury car"

The name came from Cadillacs' "golden Anniversary"

The ONLY full size front wheel drive vehicle platform(Olds Toronado shared same platform)

.. 4th?

Chevrolet had many hiding places. I have found them under the dash above the glovebox, in the back panel of the bucket seats and stapled to the underside of the seat. Most of all there has always been one on the top of the gas tank. Be VERY careful as they get brittle with age.

It is a G Body.

I think '65 and '66

Gas prices are usually the same or sometimes a bit more compared to gas prices in California.

The average according to Central America Data is $4.51