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Re: Long distance traveling in a '67-'72 suburban
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Originally Posted by '68OrangeSunshine
I have a '67 K/10 Sub with lift hatch and tailgate. I have not memorized my SPID, but I think it was the other way around. If you wanted Barn Doors, you checked that option. I can't remember the official GM term for Barn Doors, either.
Panel Trucks did normally have standard Barn Doors. I don't think I've ever seen a Panel Truck with a tailgate.
Ambulances had Barn Doors.
A shot of my SPID.
No RPO for either tailgate or barn doors. One would be Standard, the other would be an RPO. Since it was a pretty basic model ,I would guess barn doors would be the option on a Suburban. Or course I have been wrong numerous times. |
Getting back to the hijack!  I hope the OP doesn't mind. Looking at the 67 dealer information on the GM Heritage site it appears that neither door was an option per se. But each door configuration was the basis for a specific model. So that's why the doors aren't listed on the SPID. I don't have a good way to post the page and I shouldn't be cluttering up this thread any more.
Okay back on subject it looks like the OP just missed this one. But it may be worth his time to follow up and see if the deal fell through.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...10-suburban-6/
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Last edited by HO455; 04-30-2024 at 08:14 AM.
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