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capev86 · 05-25-2011, 09:55 PM

don't forget CPP when it comes to chassis pieces (and not just for low rider aficionados).....sway bars, poly-graphite body mount (burb) kit, poly track bar bushings for the bigger bar on a 3/4 ton, billet aluminum tie rod sleeves (stock clamp design sucks), etc. are all items finding their way onto my truck. upgrade instead of just fixing, but keep that sleeper factory look.

i have found nearly every part i could ever need for my burb. even sheet metal patches and rear interior panels are available. lmc now carries the burb/blazer rear seat hold downs for $20 a pair. that beats the high prices people have dished out for rusty originals. the couple items i'd like to see reproduced for a burb would be the headliner and a plug in trailer harness like the pickup and blazer get.

05-25-2011, 09:55 PM	#7
capev86 Registered User Join Date: May 2009 Location: Eliot, Maine Posts: 1,314	Re: Who is the best Parts Vendor 67-72 Suburban don't forget CPP when it comes to chassis pieces (and not just for low rider aficionados).....sway bars, poly-graphite body mount (burb) kit, poly track bar bushings for the bigger bar on a 3/4 ton, billet aluminum tie rod sleeves (stock clamp design sucks), etc. are all items finding their way onto my truck. upgrade instead of just fixing, but keep that sleeper factory look. i have found nearly every part i could ever need for my burb. even sheet metal patches and rear interior panels are available. lmc now carries the burb/blazer rear seat hold downs for $20 a pair. that beats the high prices people have dished out for rusty originals. the couple items i'd like to see reproduced for a burb would be the headliner and a plug in trailer harness like the pickup and blazer get. Last edited by capev86; 05-25-2011 at 10:09 PM.