How about some pics of 2wd Blazers, Jimmy's & Burbs?

[SLAMBURBANBABY]

Originally Posted by sbc383rulz

heres my burb, traded a 350 for it jumped it aired a tire up and drove it home.
i cut 2 coils off the front and cut the bumpstops off swapped regular leafs from a half ton minus 4 leafs and ditched the glass leafs. put new tires on it and been driving it. next is cnotch and shocks maybe do the trick justpball did to his a arms.

probably going flat black when i replace the fubar'd front clip.

That cool bro looking good
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[JCampbell]

I dig it. I've been keeping my eye open for a 1/2 ton Sub.

[justpball]

I like it bro^^
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[91Subbed]

Shout out to all the Burbs!
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[sbc383rulz]

thanks guys! for the money im into it i cant beat it for sure. im going to try and make it a nice cruiser to haul the family across the country, as nice as a new burb for 1/10th the cost!

[cal30_sniper]

Here's my favorite picture of my '86 C20. I took the photo in Mesa Verde National Park.



And here's a couple of it doing not-so-2wd things... Tincup Pass, Colorado:





And finally, one of it all cleaned up:


-cal30sniper

[sbc383rulz]

love your burb bro! wish mine was as nice to start with! what are the future plans for it?

[cal30_sniper]

Lots of boat towing, camping, and some road trips up into Alaska, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories if I'm lucky, lol.

I'm slowly going through it with the intent of turning it into the ultimate road vehicle while keeping it as bulletproof and reliable as possible. It's got 80k on the clock now, so the body is tight and its a West Texas desert truck, so completely rust free. So far I've dropped in a built TH700, put in a Richmond Powetrax No-slip unit in the 14 bolt, gone through the brakes, completely upgraded the cooling system, did a serpentine belt and sanden compressor A/C conversion, and freshened up the 454 with an Edelbrock intake, Doug Thorley headers, 2.5" dual exhaust, Ram Air inlet system, and tuned the carb out/upgraded the ignition system. I put in full instrumentation (vacuum, trans temp, wide band O2, tach), a nice Cobra Nigh****ch CB/Weatherband, and swapped in a set of leather seats out of a '96 burb. I'm in the process now of replacing the carpet and sound deadening the interior, and I'm going to take care of some stuff like headliner, etc, when I get through with that. I'm trying to put together a really nice sound system for it as well.

Powertrain wise, I'm just going to run it like it is until it ever gives me trouble. When the engine goes, I'm going to put in a Vortec 454 with a mild cam underneath all the engine mods I've already done. I may consider a NV4500 swap, or a TH200 or 4L80E at that point too. Other than that, I plan on basic maintenance and a sort of continuously ongoing restoration to keep it nice while I drive the wheels of it.

[cal30_sniper]

Oh yeah, almost forgot. I did the 17" H2 wheels and tires and center caps off a newer GM 3/4 ton too. That's fairly obvious though, haha.

[sbc383rulz]

manuals are very nice but you cant argue with a 4l80.. especially if you gear vendor that!

[BaggedRanger]

a pic and a video of another club member and I rolling up to the SCMTC Council Run 10/19/2012..

[Narxoleptic Customs]

Here's one that is a technicians at the Toyota store I work at. I keep trying to buy it...




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[motornut]

Originally Posted by Narxoleptic Customs

Here's one that is a technicians at the Toyota store I work at. I keep trying to buy it...




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yup thats some nice paint1

[ol'blazer]

^^very nice burb!

[88suburban]

my 1988 all original GMC suburban. 350ci tbi 2 wheel drive sierra classic. I bought it from my buddies grandfather the original owner. Thinking I want to lower it a bit, but keep it practical.

[cal30_sniper]

Originally Posted by 88suburban

my 1988 all original GMC suburban. 350ci tbi 2 wheel drive sierra classic. I bought it from my buddies grandfather the original owner. Thinking I want to lower it a bit, but keep it practical.

That's a really great looking truck. I'd leave it just like it is and drive the heck out of it.

Anybody else watch the Walking Dead? I've been loving the 2wd 89-91 burb that shows up in season 2.

[91Subbed]

Nice!!!
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[cal30_sniper]

Your truck also really reminds me of this one. Still one of my favorite Suburban pictures/stories...

This GMC Suburban / Sierra classic 1500 make:1986, has made it from Deadhorse, Alaska to Ushuaia, Argentina - i.e. all of the Panamericana. Shown in front of Torres del Paine.

[88suburban]

Great picture. Thanks for the input definitely lovin it its good to be in an old school GM again!!

[91Subbed]

I have the same ones on my 1990 suburban, I got mine off a 1995 silverado.
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[bL.A.zer90045]

Originally Posted by 91Subbed

I have the same ones on my 1990 suburban, I got mine off a 1995 silverado.
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Did these lights bolt in to existing holes on your burb? I have a 90 front clip on mine and needed to know if I need the whole headlight assembly from the 95? Do I need the mounting bracket,or will just the headlight itself work ?
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[bL.A.zer90045]

Cool thanks for the info!!! Gotta get theses for my k5.and I was gonna go with celebrity lights(what I do on my gbodies)
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[OutlawDrifter]

88suburban, that rig is sweet, i noticed in the pictures the wheels are different color, are you running the factory argent color, or the darker charcoal/black?

[91Subbed]

I used the bracket. I cut the headlight bezel on the 90 grill. I attached the bracket to my radiator core support and used 4" screws with nuts for the adjustments.
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[DrppdBlazr]

Love that sunset burban. was pumped to see it in person at cruise to the pines last year.