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Fourth Generation: 1973-1977
The fourth generation El Caminos were larger and lighter than their predecessors and they
had more options and more trim packages than had ever been available before. Unfortunately, this generation of Elkys has been
described as the least popular of all generations and the declining sales figures would seem to indicate this, although
the author of this page cannot agree with this description.
1973
1973 was the first year for the all-new body, which included Estate and Conquista packages. The SS option ($215.00) was still available. This was the highest sales year ever for the El Camino.
Owner unknown
Owner: R. Treadwell
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Robert Trenor
1973 Sales: 64987
1974
A new Classic model was added in 1974.
Jim Harrington
Carl Lamonte
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Owner unknown
1974 Sales: 51223
1975
With the exception of dual headlights, the Elky was basically unchanged in 75 and 76.
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C and C Racing
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1975 Sales: 33620
1976
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1976 Sales: 44890
1977
A different headlight treatment was the major change in 1977, but it was basically the same El Camino for this entire generation.
Tony Rudy
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Ron Butts
1977 Sales: 54321
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