This car was manufactured on the same assembly line as the El Camino. Name it.

The GMC Sprint was first produced on the same assembly line as the El Camino. They utilized GM's A platform, which also served as the wheelbase for the Chevrolet Chevelle station wagon/4-door sedan. The GMC Sprint SP, which was the El Camino SS's counterpart, was an RPO YE7-designated optional trim package that was exclusively offered under the "Custom" designation. The L48 350, the LS3 400 (402), or the powerful LS5 454 with 365 horsepower were the available engines.

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