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The upcoming Scottsdale Auction promises to bring together an exciting lineup of highly coveted custom cars and trucks.
NASCAR fans will most certainly have their eye on a lot for a 1966 Chevrolet El Camino that was built by West Coast Customs for racing legend Rusty Wallace.
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The pickup sits on a custom Roadster Shop chassis and features several upgrades by another renowned builder, Detroit Speed. It has a 505hp, 383ci V8 engine and a 700R4 automatic transmission mated to a custom carbon-fiber driveshaft.
According to the listing, the exterior features a custom blue metallic paint with a set of custom front fender wells. For the interior, it has a custom tan leather look with all sorts of modern digital controls and “an incredible sound system.”
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Wallace’s El Camino was featured on an episode of the television series West Coast Customs titled “El Rusty” back in 2014.
The 47th Annual Scottsdale Auction by Barrett-Jackson will be held between January 13-21, 2018, at WestWorld of Scottsdale in Arizona.