Chevy never built a crew cab El Camino, but that didn't stop Dean Toso from picking up where they left off.

Dig "Mordor," an LS-powered, 1965 four-door El Camino stitched from two Chevys.

Like the mythical half-beast, half-human Centaur, Chris Decker's half car, half truck El Camino is our kind of hybrid. With a big blown mill and hunkered down stance, this old Elco is driven and raced regularly.

Chevy never made a 1963 El Camino, until now.

Aaron Long and Schiada Customs @ Impala Palace have built the ultimate unicorn Elco dubbed Impalamino.

We're putting together a monthly feature on classic car clubs across the U.S. This month we celebrate the Classic Cruisers Car Club (CCCC) from the historic coastal town of Poquoson, Virginia.

Take a step back in time and watch this promotional video from 1966, showing off the latest Chevrolet line up and why they were better than Fords.

The El Camino and Ranchero are favorites of of enthusiasts everywhere. Is it time for the auto industry to bring back a performance "coupe utility vehicle" for a new generation?

Even after a very successful 24 year run, the El Camino still fights for it's place in automotive classifications. Fighting between car and truck, the El Camino takes on a personna of it's own. A Clark Kent coupe by day and a Superman truck by night. Popular enough that GM considers bringing it back every year.