Are El Caminos Trucks, or Muscle cars?
My first car, and my car through high school, was a '64 Ford Ranchero. First of all it had a huge comfy seat so plenty of room. And it could carry my dirt bike as needed. So I have a soft spot for these half truck half car vehicles. It's final sale is lost in my memories but I recall after high school graduation getting ahold of a case of beer and arriving at the local drive in on a Saturday night with the case chilled in a cooler in back. Word spread quickly and beers were had. I believe it was a James Bond movie.
I should add it was a very small Nevada town - more cattle than people
Call it whatever you want...it's one of the coolest things ever designed IMO...and it would technically fit the criteria for both races if you wanted to make a case for it
Answer: Yes.
But it all depends on if the race host will allow it or not.
We should probably make an all-Ute / El Camino / Ranchero style race sometime.9
Part car that can't haul passengers. Part truck that can't tow diddly. In Australia and New Zealand a vehicle built on a passenger car chassis with the cargo bed integral to the body is a "ute" or "coupe utility". On Archer it was referred to as a "automotive hermaphrodite".