This Theme Tuesday had an interesting progression, originally I started out looking for first generation s10 Blazers, then I got sidetracked by K5 Blazers that naturally lead to K5 Suburbans which hung me up on Suburbans in general and here we are.
I didn’t limit this post into a particular generation (but I did organize it by generation) of Suburban but there’s a chance that might happen in subsequent posts based on the feedback from this one.
Spotted this beautiful example at SEMA in 2014. Love the Rootbeer paint jobMetallic red interior with white piping to match the red steelies and white walls? PerfectReally like the frenched headlights on this truck, and while I’m usually not a fan of chops on these trucks this one seems to work pretty wellThis driver was spotted at the ELTA summer bash, great finish, pinstriping, and paintA rare moment of more grand clearance making it to the siteThese trucks are a shining example of “so much room for activities”, even with a notch or raised floor there’s so much cargo roomPersonally I have not seen many with this particular front endAnother wicked SEMA example spotted on Saftey StanceI’m slowly learning I should have never said anything about not liking this particular generation of front end.Call me crazy (wouldn’t be the first time) but I see some sort of twisted potential hereSo mean, so raw (and technically a Yukon)Two tone Blue, on Blue, good lookIf you build it, someone will inevitably race itThis truck was actually the turning point that said “I need to post Suburbans today”The perfect road tripper via Truck Trend
Like I said a little scatter-brained this time around, but should I pick this one up again what generation should I start with?
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let’s see a little more GMT400 love!
That 6 wheeled Suburban is crazy! Do you have any more info on it?
@CDSETXO all I got
http://bangshift.com/general-news/ebay-find-2/ebay-find-a-weird-1965-chevy-suburban-with-an-extra-axle-and-a-firebird-chassis-were-confused-too/