710 Horsepower, 9 Second G-Body EL Camino | Powered by Enthusiasts @SummitRacing
710 Horsepower, 9 Second G-Body EL Camino | Powered by Enthusiasts  @SummitRacing
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A Team Leader in Summit Racing’s Tallmadge, Ohio, Retail Superstore, Andrew Williamson has owned this 1979 El Camino since he was 15 years old. And under his care, the trusty hauler first filled the role of a reliable 305-powered daily driver and then slowly evolved into the nine second track toy you see here, carrying a 413 cubic inch Chevy Small Block with a taste for nitrous. Get a closer look in the video then see the whole story in the article link below.

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