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78BEATER 11-26-2010 03:59 AM

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I know you've heard this a few hundred times now, but that suburban looks amazing! I just spent an hour reading your build thread and I'm impressed. You ever go to the UVU car show at Thanksgiving point?

jbclassix 11-26-2010 12:34 PM

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lookin good!

Average Joe 11-26-2010 01:25 PM

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You sir are a true craftsman! I never get tired of looking at this build. Hopefully mine will look half as good someday.

hotrodchevy1999 12-01-2010 10:55 PM

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nice build looks very nice

19723DR 03-02-2011 01:29 AM

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Originally Posted by 78BEATER (Post 4314494)
I know you've heard this a few hundred times now, but that suburban looks amazing! I just spent an hour reading your build thread and I'm impressed. You ever go to the UVU car show at Thanksgiving point?


Thanks for looking at my build. The cruise nights and car shows I usually hit are Hires Big H, Jordan Landing, Taylorsville Dayzz, Cache Valley, Peach Days, Bountiful's. I usually don't make it down south, but I'll have to check it out.

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Originally Posted by jbclassix (Post 4314779)
lookin good!

Thanks a lot

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Originally Posted by Average Joe (Post 4314848)
You sir are a true craftsman! I never get tired of looking at this build. Hopefully mine will look half as good someday.

I truly enjoyed every minute spent working on this.

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Originally Posted by Erick Barnett (Post 4325694)
nice build looks very nice

Thanks for checking it out.


I was inspired by the original owners, which are my good friends, Mike and Matt, who've I've known for years. I have good memories of cruising in this around town in my younger years. In recent weeks, the news that their mother had cancer and her passing, has saddened us all. Knowing that this suburban was her grocery go getter and family vacation cruiser, it reminds me whenever I take my family for a drive, of the good times a wonderful woman spent with her own. Her kind, sweet nature will be missed, for those she touched, were lifted up in her light and love.

WayneE 03-23-2011 07:03 AM

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I just read the entire thread. Great work.

Now I want my truck lower and I want to ditch my 17s :lol:

19723DR 04-03-2011 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by WayneE (Post 4571756)
I just read the entire thread. Great work.

Now I want my truck lower and I want to ditch my 17s :lol:

Thanks for checking out my build. These years of Suburbans look mean lowered.

gringoloco 04-04-2011 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by 19723DR (Post 3914964)
I really like the old school look.

Me too! Lookin' good! :cool:

jlmattin 08-04-2011 01:41 AM

Re: 1972 3dr Suburban Build Thread
 
Nice work on the Suburban. Hope mine turns out that nice.

project 67 sub 09-11-2011 02:56 PM

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any updates on this beast??? :)

jmedero 09-12-2011 11:55 PM

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man I love this Burb!!!

19723DR 09-14-2011 11:24 PM

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Sorry guys, not much to report back, on this one at least.

I've had so much other stuff going on that I've placed this build on the back burner. I was able to aquire the A/C compressor and hoses. I'm waiting for the Suburban to turn 40. Here in Utah, anything 40+ years old is considered an antique and is exempt from emissions testing that I stuggle to pass every year. On a side note, I joined our local Severed-Ties club, I'm still a prospect. That's been a lot of fun; we've hit a couple of big car shows and a few cruise nights. I've spent the last year mostly working on my '93 Silverado, if you'd like to look at it, check out my build thread.
A month ago, I picked up an '82 long bed s-10. Shortly after that, I bought a '51 Chev Suburban which I'll start a build thread here in the next couple of weeks.

project 67 sub 10-14-2011 05:43 PM

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any updates??? ;)

19723DR 10-16-2011 02:23 AM

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Originally Posted by project 67 sub (Post 4953610)
any updates??? ;)

OK OK! Too many projects. I have not touched the 72 in a while.

Check this out. 51 Suburban on a wrecked camaro subframe. I have to say I like charities cases. So far the S-10 frame is under the thing with a Vortec 4.3 that's been in my garage for the last 6 years. I'm going to use the old middle and 3rd row seats from the 72 Sub Because of the narrow width.

http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/1951-001.jpg


http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/1951-002.jpg

Yes that does say drivable.:lol:


http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/1951-034.jpg

FRENCHBLUE72 10-16-2011 10:23 AM

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That 51 should tune out nice..

Slinger60 10-16-2011 05:15 PM

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Just read this build. Very nice work. All the hrs. of work really paid off in the end.This is one Very nice burb.:metal:

19723DR 07-15-2012 11:45 PM

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Seems like it been forever since I posted anything new. I have been super busy at work and have spent most of my spare time working on the 51 burb. I've taken the 72 to a bunch of cruise nights and car shows this year; the most resent was the Cache Vally Cruise-in this last weekend. Here are some pics that I took from the last few weeks.


The 51 is on the road, but still needs a lot of small things before she finished. I bought this truck less than a year ago and I can't believe how far it has come since then.


http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/1951-101.jpg



http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/19723dr-458.jpg


http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/19723dr-457.jpg

19723DR 07-15-2012 11:57 PM

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Here are some from The Cache Vally Cruise-in in Logan Utah. The first two are in the campground and the rest are from the show. I am so glad I bought this truck and have had a blast driving it to events with my wife and kids. We put over 300 miles on here these past few weeks.:metal:


http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/19723dr-456.jpg


http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/19723dr-455.jpg


http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/19723dr-452.jpg


http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/19723dr-453.jpg


http://warp.scl.utah.edu/19723dr/19723dr-454.jpg

Heavy Evy 07-16-2012 12:13 AM

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Glad your staying busy man. Both the burbs are top notch. I just lost my burb and i'm having withdrawals. You don't happen to know of any locally available?
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19723DR 07-26-2012 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Heavy Evy (Post 5488398)
Glad your staying busy man. Both the burbs are top notch. I just lost my burb and i'm having withdrawals. You don't happen to know of any locally available?
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Thanks, still living the dream. That sucks what happened to your 'burb. It's hard to believe that some moron would have the guts to do that. I haven't seen any locally, But I can keep an eye out for ya.

Splash4195 07-26-2012 11:40 PM

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I love the 72 Burb!

19723DR 07-27-2012 12:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Splash4195 (Post 5507565)
I love the 72 Burb!

Thanks for checking it out. I appreciate the encouragement.

twistedchevy 02-23-2015 09:30 PM

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Bump for awsomeness


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