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View Poll Results: TOTM-SEptember 2011-Living in Suburbia!
1. mosesburb-1972 Chevy K20 Suburban 37 13.07%
2. dougo-1972 GMC K2500 Suburban 67 23.67%
3. LT1 Burb-1966 Chevy Suburban 74 26.15%
4. justpball-1990 Chevy Suburban 33 11.66%
5. jeffg1010-1970 Chevy Suburban 13 4.59%
6. project 67 sub-1967 Chevy Suburban 11 3.89%
7. xman-1972 Chevy Suburban 2 0.71%
8. GMCjunkie-1971 GMC K2500 Suburban 7 2.47%
9. bruin_d-1972 Chevy Suburban 21 7.42%
10. 1sik7T2 - 1972 Chevy Suburban 2 0.71%
11. Demmit Hemmit's 65-1965 Chevy Suburban 6 2.12%
12. 72 Mario-1968 Chevy Suburban 10 3.53%
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Old 08-25-2011, 09:16 PM   #1
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Re: TOTM-September 2011-Living in Suburbia!

i'm confused.....so this is just a beauty contest if nobody can see the discription of the work you've done..why ask for stats if they aren't posted with your picture???
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Old 08-26-2011, 11:36 AM   #2
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i'm confused.....so this is just a beauty contest if nobody can see the discription of the work you've done..why ask for stats if they aren't posted with your picture???
Hey all, it's really cool to be selected and among a group of great burbs! Every burb selected is unique and beautiful!

To answer the above post (if you're interested) - my burb has a slightly built 454 with mild cam, turbo 400. I wanted to go the 454 route for towing. Older, custom 4 inch lift, with new 33s on kelsey hayes. Enterior is complete and has original headliner, carpet, 3 row seats (although seats have been redone). Options (or what's on it): air (rear air too), tach, tilt, am/fm, 72 only tow hooks, barn doors and custom 30ish gal gas tank. She's pretty much complete and road worthy - in fact I use her mostly for road trips: camping, motocross in the dessert, lake trips, winter trips for snowboarding. No shows, with the expception of local cruise nights (so far). So - she gets used... and when in 4 wheel drive - will pull a house down. She's not perfect, but then again - I bought her to use, not show.

I'd like to eventually figure out a way to install some off road lights on the front - that can be either hidden (when not in use), or easily taken off (I'm sometimes driving offroad in the dessert to get to destination) - the stock lights are not real bright but I want to maintain the stock look. I'm all for mods, but like to maintain the fine balance of a lightly modded, stock look.

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Old 08-26-2011, 01:07 PM   #3
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Re: TOTM-September 2011-Living in Suburbia!

VERY INTERESTED..VERY NICE BURB....I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE 1 LIKE YOURS TO TOW MINE SOME DAY....THINK IT WOULD BE ULTRA COOL EFFECT, ROLLIN DOWN THE ROAD....COLOR MATCHED, OF COURSE THX 4 SHARING



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Hey all, it's really cool to be selected and among a group of great burbs! Every burb selected is unique and beautiful!

To answer the above post (if you're interested) - my burb has a slightly built 454 with mild cam, turbo 400. I wanted to go the 454 route for towing. Older, custom 4 inch lift, with new 33s on kelsey hayes. Enterior is complete and has original headliner, carpet, 3 row seats (although seats have been redone). Options (or what's on it): air (rear air too), tach, tilt, am/fm, 72 only tow hooks, barn doors and custom 30ish gal gas tank. She's pretty much complete and road worthy - in fact I use her mostly for road trips: camping, motocross in the dessert, lake trips, winter trips for snowboarding. No shows, with the expception of local cruise nights (so far). So - she gets used... and when in 4 wheel drive - will pull a house down. She's not perfect, but then again - I bought her to use, not show.

I'd like to eventually figure out a way to install some off road lights on the front - that can be either hidden (when not in use), or easily taken off (I'm sometimes driving offroad in the dessert to get to destination) - the stock lights are not real bright but I want to maintain the stock look. I'm all for mods, but like to maintain the fine balance of a lightly modded, stock look.

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Old 08-26-2011, 02:35 PM   #4
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Re: TOTM-September 2011-Living in Suburbia!

Thank you for adding the description Dougo... Really adds to the contest. I can't imagine how well your suburban pulls with that 454. There's still a lot of time left, but congrats on running a tight race for first so far... That has to feel awesome, knowing that other board members dig your ride.

Thank you for these contests!!! Highlighting some great survivors.
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