The 1977 models were little changed, except that the 400 V8 was gone. The El Camino Classic was again the top model and the SS option continued. It was the last year of the fourth generation, whose style carried the El Camino from 1973, and the next El Camino of 1978 would adopt the new sharp edged Malibu styling and a longer wheelbase. The SS option continued to be offered, and the base model was a cheaper alternative to the Classic.
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Chevrolet is an American automobile division of the manufacturer General Motors (GM).
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