Suburban interior color in the hidden areas.
 

On my 67 Burban the cab floors, the rear sides and under the dash are a silver gray color with the dash and every place that is visible painted 503. It seems that pickup cabs are body color.

My question is. Are all Suburbans and panels that way? Is a 67 only thing, or does it vary by assembly plant?

Or is it just mine?

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My 71 GMC suburban 4x4 was body color everywhere. Came from factory with nothing but door panels behind front seats. So interior roof ,sides even plywood floor was body color .

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Door panels were black painted metal. Truck is olive metallic.

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Ive only had 71s and 72s. They were all painted body color.

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I should mention that my Burban is a Fremont truck.

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My interior is all body color in the hidden areas.

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It's called Fawn.

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My '68 is all body color, 503 Light Green.

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My 516 Orange '68 Stepside has some Fawn trim inside. Sunvisors, Dash pad, Seatbelts, Seat vinyl, Steel Door Panels, Steering wheel and column.

My '67 K/10 Suburban is all-Fawn inside, all day, all over, wih a white exterior.
Both are Fremont products.

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My '71 is also a Freemont build. After I pulled all the interior out, I was almost shocked to find how good the floors were in this thing. All body color. I'm pretty sure it came from a guy in the shipyards in Bremerton and then to the guy I got it from here on the East side. I even found the almost pristine build sheet!

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I have a Fremont 71 suburban, where did you find the build sheet?

I found three copies of the build sheet in my Fremont 71 longhorn.