El Camino
Spanish road translation
El Camino is Spanish for "the road" or "the way." In American usage, it most often refers to the Chevrolet El Camino, a vehicle combining a car front with a pickup truck bed, produced from 1959 to 1987: My uncle restored a '70 El Camino.
El Camino also names the famous pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
- ChevroletAmerican automobile manufacturer
- pickupSmall open-bed truck
- SantiagoChile's largest city
- roadVehicle travel surface
- journeyTravel from place to place
scallop · lowrider · pilgrimage · pilgrim route · Jesse · trail · shell · Breaking Bad · route · truck · muscle car · classic car · Camaro · medieval · quest · cathedral · Spain · Spanish countryside
- hiking trailsmountain trails, trailhead, coastal path, trail sign, forest paths
- historic routesancient roads, trade routes, merchant routes, caravan routes, pilgrimage routes
- Lowriderslowrider, hydraulics, Impala, candy paint, wire wheels
- Spanish CatholicismCatholic Monarchs, Reconquista, Torquemada, penitentes, Isabella
- carscar, auto, automobile, sedan, coupe
- 80s CarsDeLorean, Corvette, Camaro, Firebird, Trans Am
El Caminosedan
Enclosed passenger car
pickup truck · Ford F-150 · minivan · Cadillac DeVille · station wagon
El CaminoToyota Camry
Japanese midsize sedan
Honda Accord · Ford Taurus · Chevrolet Impala · minivan · work truck
El CaminoToyota Prius
Japanese hybrid automobile
Honda Civic · Tesla Model 3 · Nissan Leaf · Volkswagen Beetle · hybrid vehicle