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PLEASURES BURBAN THE REBUILD!!
classicfinishes
+1y
Edited: 9/17/2008 4:50:00 PM by MidwestGMC
Edited: 9/17/2008 3:05:35 PM by MidwestGMC
Edited: 8/13/2008 3:54:08 PM by MidwestGMC
Edited: 8/13/2008 3:51:08 PM by MidwestGMC
So i just got the opportunity to own what i consider to be the coolest berban ever built. I found it on mautofied and traded the guy my full size for it. I knew it needed quite a bit of work but i really didnt expect to see what they had done to this thing. Here are some of the pics of it when i picked it up
I guess they were going for more of a hotrod rake to it. In those pics it was all the way aired out. They welded on some new rear bag brackets to raise it up and as you can tell by the bag they were nowhere close to lined up. In the front they welded those bump stops to keep that from laying. Why would you go through all that work to basically un bodydrop a truck? The burban needs quite a bit of work to be back where it used to be but it's in my shop right now being redone. Not gonna give away too much but it'll be quite a bit different but still keep a lot of the origional style that it was built with. Here is how it sits after some time redoing the suspension and front clip
Edited: 9/17/2008 3:05:35 PM by MidwestGMC
Edited: 8/13/2008 3:54:08 PM by MidwestGMC
Edited: 8/13/2008 3:51:08 PM by MidwestGMC
So i just got the opportunity to own what i consider to be the coolest berban ever built. I found it on mautofied and traded the guy my full size for it. I knew it needed quite a bit of work but i really didnt expect to see what they had done to this thing. Here are some of the pics of it when i picked it up
I guess they were going for more of a hotrod rake to it. In those pics it was all the way aired out. They welded on some new rear bag brackets to raise it up and as you can tell by the bag they were nowhere close to lined up. In the front they welded those bump stops to keep that from laying. Why would you go through all that work to basically un bodydrop a truck? The burban needs quite a bit of work to be back where it used to be but it's in my shop right now being redone. Not gonna give away too much but it'll be quite a bit different but still keep a lot of the origional style that it was built with. Here is how it sits after some time redoing the suspension and front clip
thebagged1
+1y
i got RED X's
Deluxe_D100
+1y
I can't see the pics
FullSizeRST
+1y
yea cant see pics......pics are every thing
bodydropped85
+1y
Edited: 8/13/2008 3:53:30 PM by bagged85
for some reason the first pic worked for me, u got johns old burban!(pleasuresburban) on here. i would pm him and ask away!
also you need to set the album to public so we can see it...
for some reason the first pic worked for me, u got johns old burban!(pleasuresburban) on here. i would pm him and ask away!
also you need to set the album to public so we can see it...
classicfinishes
+1y
sorry i messed up that one. i put them on photo bucket should all work now.
i hit him up on myspace and gave him my number so i could ask him a bunch of questions and got no response.
i hit him up on myspace and gave him my number so i could ask him a bunch of questions and got no response.
shvdass
+1y
That is what happened with my old truck. I spent countless hours and dollars to lay it out. The last I heard the new owner was looking for ways to make it not drag the ground....lol Thats what happens when a non-minitrucker buys a cool truck.
03on22s
+1y
That's funny, Jon and a bunch of us were talking about this thing just the other day.
classicfinishes
+1y
yeah it was funny as hell the day i picked it up i just thought he didnt lay it out all the way. How many people did it go through after you sold it?
jiggawho111
+1y
always loved that thing....not sure how a suburban is mini-truckin history but good luck with it