Herbert Lumpp's clean 1966 Chevrolet El Camino is set up with a well thought-out selection of suspension pieces and drivetrain parts to make it a competent road-course and street machine. Powered by a big block Chevy engine, it's backed by a 5-speed manual TKO 600 trans spinning a Currie rear axle and rides on a complete Global West suspension system. We shot the car going around the cones and down the drag strip at the recent Run Through The Hills IV event in Pigeon Forge, TN. Check out the suspension camera video! Now you can see why stronger arms and better bushings are needed in a car like this!
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