You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

[Keith Seymore]

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[Lynn]

Depends on what year the Suburban is.

For many years BOTH GMC and Chevy used the Suburban moniker. I know it was that way in the 80s.

OOPS. I see Keith beat me to it.

[60sStuff]

Originally Posted by olredalert

----Do I now have to call my Suburban a Grabowsky?....Bill S

Here’s my loaded ‘03 Grabowsky.

I’d be lost without this Cadillac Van.
Great for hauling Schwinn Stingrays.

[SMS]

Mid Ohio 1968 with brand new Camaro.

[olredalert]

Originally Posted by 914JPW

No, a suburban is a Chevrolet not a GMC.

----Actually, you're right, funny because my GMC look alike is a Chevy Subby. I just like the GM grill so much more than the Chevy grill I changed them out along with a bunch of other small stuff. My friends all know that I can't leave anything alone!.....Bill S

[njsteve]

Speaking of Grabowsky Motors Coporation Suburbans, My original-owner, 1995 GMC Suburban K2500, with a real Turbo-396 ...yeah it's a 6.5 diesel but I had the decals made up special for it. :-) It's covered 168,500 miles in 28 years.

The last photo is the original decal that GMC offered. We just flipped the "6" and used the "E" to get 396 from "6.5 Diesel"

This truck has brought all my kids home from the hospital when they were born, took them to all 4 years of college, and next month will be the limo for my daughter's wedding. I think I still have the original baby seat somewhere.

[njsteve]

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

Barracuda with the rare M46 option. An inexpensive way ($35.80) to make your Barracuda look different. Not available with the Elastomeric Bumpers. Only 400 Barracudas were ordered with this appearance option.

If you look closely, you can see the ultra-rare rocker scoop/faux brake duct on the rocker panel in front of the rear wheel well that was part of the M46 package

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]

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