OK, I'll be the 2nd Elky Post then

[Bill Rose]

Here are before/after pics of my 69 ElCamino. It's an L-78, with 4 speed, posi, buckets, console, and the wonderful sounding optional AM push button radio. I spent a good part of a year restoring the Elky, doing everything myself, except the seat covers, and vinyl top.

http://i533.photobucket.com/albums/ee335/wrrose/100_1401.jpg
http://i533.photobucket.com/albums/ee335/wrrose/100_2248.jpg

[Andy69]

one year? dang, that's quick. Looks nice.

[BlueSS454]

Think I can bring the convertible up to the Bill Rose level of restoration :-)

[1969 El Camino Dan]

:biggrin: Rattle Can & a buffer - You've got that lookin' pretty good! :thumbsup:

[Chevelle_Nut]

Bill your car is awesome, I wish I could do that good a job.

[elcoman]

How did you do all that in one year? :eek:

Looks good!

[Bill Rose]

Thanks for the positive feedback. I spend virtually all my free time working on the Elky for a year. The bed was the biggest time consuming part of the project. The body also had almost no rust either. It was smashed, and needed a quarter, and rocker on the driver side. I also put an NOS nose on it. I did have rust holes in under the vinyl roof, but that was just a couple patches, and a lot of blocking. I'll never do another Elky. Too mush work with the beds. I'll stick to Chevelles after I recover from this one.

[badrad]

Dude, nice job!

[xplantdad]

What a beautiful job...

Bill is awesome at what he does!

[DannyD]

Looks great.