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Old 05-03-2024, 05:34 PM   #1
19steve53
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Suburban cab for pickup

Hello. I have a 1985 k25 that has the typical rust in the rockers, cab corners and firewall. I found a very nice 1991 suburban that is parted out to a bare shell that I would like to use to fix the 85. Has anyone heard of using the front section of a suburban cab to replace a single cab? I think that removing the rear of my cab to the A pillar at some point and grafting it onto the suburban cab. Seems that this would save a lot of time replacing the individual parts that need to be replaced. Thanks for any advice/responses.

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Re: Suburban cab for pickup

Be aware, the Suburban floor is different than the Pickup floor. Seats frames are not a direct replacement. Found this out years ago trying to put some Suburban bucket seats in a standard cab pickup. could not tell you if the Suburban floor will allow for the fuel tanks.
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