Howdy!Up for sale is my baby, a grey 1985 Chevy El Camino. I bought this car a year ago when I was a senior in high school as a cruiser, now the reality of college and finances have set in!!! I don't have the room, time, or money to keep going on this project. I don't want to waste anyone's time so I'll describe it as best as I can.Vital Stats -1985 Chevy El Camino-305 (5.0l) V8, still stock with 154k. No scary hack jobs here!-4 speed auto tranny, A/C and heat, power steering and power brakes.- Working cruise control!The good -Literally zero rust-Engine runs, car drives straight, stops quick.-Tranny shifts smooth, no problem with any gear.-Tagged and inspected-A/C and heat work.-Bedliner-Trailer hitch-Amazing interior-Decent paint, Maaco job a few years old-Brand new hubcaps-ALL of the chrome trim is in excellent shape and mounted! It took me MONTHS to find replacement parts.-New plugs-New wires-New oil and filter-New air filter-New fuel filter-New belts-New straight pipes, nice and loud!The bad -Engine has carb/fuel issues. The engine runs strong but will sputter if you hit the gas to hard. Carb probably needs to be built. Otherwise, engine is solid.-Driver's side door needs work, the inside door handle is broken so you have to open it through the window, and the mirror is locked in one place. I have a replacement mirror, just never put it in.-The previous owner did some creative wiring to add some rear speakers. The radio does work, but it's a little touchy on the volume, it will get staticy at certain volumes. Self-solving issue if you are going to add a CD player.-Both doors sag a little, but open and close just fine.-The gas gauge is finicky, it works, but when it says you are empty you really have about 7 gallons left.-The trip meter is broken.-3 of the 4 tires are in good shape, hold air and have good tread, but one is the spare that I put on which is almost bald and mismatched. You can't tell with the hubcaps on (it's on in the pictures.) Even so, I have the...