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07-31-2007, 11:45 PM
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'72 Suburban interior
After a few months of debate whether I stay stock or "ESV" the wife won out. This project includes a '72 Silver Streak trailer and she says the only way she will travel long distance, (to the next club meet no less) is to have all the luxury comforts available. (if princess ain't happy.....ain't nobody happy) is her motto. We are staying stock outside. I have purchased 3 rows of black leather from a 2007 Escalade so now I have 3 rows of seats from my sub. pictures are self-explanatory. I have all the "cream" seats belts, all the arms with ashtrays (2 missing in photos but I do have them) and the hold down brackets and bolts. the door panels will be available someday soon. don't know really how much thes are worth, but I need enough hopefully to get some buddy buckets for my '72 sierra. I have listed this on the parts board as well. I can trailer these down to Bellingham Wa., maybe Seattle if there is a great offer, (tickets to the Mariners is one way)LOL. maybe there could be an arrangement from fellow members helping in delivery. seats are great, just costly to ship.
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07-31-2007, 11:50 PM
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Re: '72 Suburban interior
also, 16.5 rims and nylon, yes nylon tires
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08-01-2007, 12:23 PM
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Re: '72 Suburban interior
Hey, just a side question; What lower-side trim is that?
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08-01-2007, 01:37 PM
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Re: '72 Suburban interior
not sure on the trim, trim and mirrors were put on by the previous owner. the trim is the self adhesive type, make and year ???
sorry I can' help you, Al. |
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08-02-2007, 11:07 AM
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Re: '72 Suburban interior
MAN, I like those seat belts - you described them as "cream" - is it just the pics that's making them look that white?
Do they match the door panels? Would the belts and door panels be "off white"? I'm curious if the front door panels and belts wuold fit a '72 C10? I can't seem to find your post in the parts section.... going to try again....
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08-02-2007, 07:34 PM
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Re: '72 Suburban interior
I guess u would call them white, front door panels will fit your truck, they are white but have been painted by the previous owner, should be able to clean them up. "wood" panels are metal. going on holidays for a couple weeks.
Al. |
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