<![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino! - Jalopnik Comments]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino! - Jalopnik Comments]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> @thndr:

Actually, we admit it's pretty cool.

However, a blown 3,200HP ultra-large-block straight-8 greaseburner would make it even more awesome.

Spasticteapot

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> 78-87, I think you are talking about.

Jonny Lieberman

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> Amazing! Satan must be crying.

Anyways, I am a huge fan of the early El Caminos. I really like the second and third generation models. The ones from 73-87 (right?) were a joke. They just screamed Mullet Carnival.

tonsoffun

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> Yeah... usually El Caminos remind me of some form of VD on wheels -- but this is a car I desire.

What do you think he puts in the bed? Sacrifical puppies? His Harem? Korean imports riddled with bullets?

Jonny Lieberman

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> Oh yes it does Jonny. It needs you riding shotgun. Put that WRX in the bed and hop in man!

Need to recraft the cliche 'going to hell in a handbasket' to include this. Going to hell in an El Camino. Much more menacing.

HDC

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> I really wish I could have had a peak under the hood. I believe it is powered by evil.

Pure evil.

Jonny Lieberman

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> I think that is my dream 'Camino.

Rob P

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> As a former SS454 Camino owner I think this car is the SH-T! Talk about the todays equivalent of the automotive antichrist! SWEET! The green tree hugging masses would be aghast!

thndr

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> What is the base vehicle for this one?
Can anybody tell?

Troubadix

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> I normally don't like all the el camino posts, but this one is just mind bogglingly amazing.

Adam

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> I grew up in a backwater town in south Jersey where every other car was an el camino on gabriel hijackers, piloted by one of the town's flock of mullets. The elco stood for all I disdained.

That one's way cool.

HoubaHouba!

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> It really doesn't need anything.

Jonny Lieberman

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> It needs the custom license plate LUV U 666.

MurileeMartin

]]> <![CDATA[El Camino de los Muertos, a Day Late: Satanamino!]]> Oh, man, what an awesome catch! How do I love thee? let me count the ways: Lowering the roof on anything built in the eighties, avoiding the R75-or-less low-profile nonsense, frikin' pentagram rims. This dude is on to something.

aaron x

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