El Camino

Chevrolet's half car/half truck. Built in 1959 and 1960 on the Impala platform, then discontinued due to poor sales. Reborn in 1964, but this time built on the new mid-size Malibu/Chevelle platform. Production continued through the 1987 model year, but there were 420 units built during the first week of August 1987 that are designated as 1988 models. Rumors are circulating that Pontiac will bring the El Camino name back on yet another Holden design, the "Ute" (a-la Holden Monaro/Pontiac GTO).

If Pontiac does bring us back the El Camino, I will be one of the first in line to buy one. I can add it to my collection which currently consists of 1969 SS, 1984, and 1988 (yes 1988) models.

by El Camino Dude 1969 December 01, 2008

El Camino

a trangender car in the process of getting the operation that will cause it to become a truck.
or vice versa

jeff: my car always felt it should have been born a truck. now its in the process of becoming one!
Manny: oh so its an el camino right now?

by AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! May 08, 2008

El Camino

A chick you would do, but so nasty, that you wouldn't want to tell your friends about it.

That chick is like an El Camino. Fun to ride until your friends see you.

by the-moyni May 30, 2009

El Camino

community college in Torrance, CA where local high school students go to continue high school after they graduate, under the auspices of "going to college" also known as UC El Co, UC Torrance, etc.

"you graduate from Narbonne?"
"yeah"
"where you goin next year? UCLA?"
"nah man..got rejected. im goin to UC EL CO BITCH!!!!"

by LuDaChRiS August 09, 2003

El Camino

ridi'n w/ tha Caddy another smooth pimp mobile

damn that 69' el camino ss is throwed

by Jamofo August 24, 2003

el camino

best kind of car ever, if you dont think so you suck

a car is just a car, but an El Camino, is a lifestyle

by anonymous March 08, 2005

el camino

spanish for *the road*, was a truck produced first in 1959 by chevrolet in relatiation to fords succesful Ranchero. with the styling and comfort of a sedan or luxury that, with the right factory package, would preform just as well as an SS. for esample the 77 classic. not only will it haul heavy loads, they will also haul some major a**. basically the best of both worlds. u get luxury with hauling room and then some.

example given, 1972 elcamino was basically a chevell hardtop with a truckbed. look it up if u dont believe me... from the front, i couldve swore it was a chevell...but it was an el camino...

by jckbckhm August 27, 2010