1972 "GMC" Suburban C10 - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network

Dburger · 07-18-2015, 03:52 PM

I picked this up in late May for $500, because my '72 Chevy is in worse shape than this truck. I put my 1967 C10's front clip on because I think it looks better, and I'll be putting the drivetrain from my '72 Chevy in (350 with gear drive, big cam, headers, etc). The title says it's a GMC, and this truck as originally yellow. It has a Magnaflow exhaust and American Racing AR-08's or knockoffs of those which I like. Somebody put some homemade lowering blocks in the back made out of square tubing - those are coming out and my '72 Chevy's coilovers will go in. Came with an extra front seat, extra taillight lenses, a brand new dash pad, an other odds and ends. Rough plan is to paint it satin black with larger black wheels, with a black interior.

Still on the trailer from when I first got it:

1972 GMC Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr

New Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr

1972 GMC Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr

1972 GMC Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr

Laid some primer on it:

Primer by FordTorino73, on Flickr

Front clip swapped:

1972 "GMC" Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr

Grille bar primed after metalwork:

1967 C10 Grille Bar by FordTorino73, on Flickr

Either way, my gray '72 is going to have to come apart next. The others:

Suburbans by FordTorino73, on Flickr

Twisted78SS · 07-21-2015, 11:43 AM

Looks like good times ahead.. I personally agree that the 67-68 fronts look the best, but that's just me..

Dburger · 07-26-2015, 03:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Twisted78SS

Looks like good times ahead.. I personally agree that the 67-68 fronts look the best, but that's just me..

I just have to fill the back marker lights to match my 67 front

Time to make the brakes work:

07-18-2015, 03:52 PM	#1
Dburger Registered User Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Columbia, SC Posts: 86	1972 "GMC" Suburban C10 I picked this up in late May for $500, because my '72 Chevy is in worse shape than this truck. I put my 1967 C10's front clip on because I think it looks better, and I'll be putting the drivetrain from my '72 Chevy in (350 with gear drive, big cam, headers, etc). The title says it's a GMC, and this truck as originally yellow. It has a Magnaflow exhaust and American Racing AR-08's or knockoffs of those which I like. Somebody put some homemade lowering blocks in the back made out of square tubing - those are coming out and my '72 Chevy's coilovers will go in. Came with an extra front seat, extra taillight lenses, a brand new dash pad, an other odds and ends. Rough plan is to paint it satin black with larger black wheels, with a black interior. Still on the trailer from when I first got it: 1972 GMC Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr New Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr New Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr 1972 GMC Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr 1972 GMC Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr Laid some primer on it: Primer by FordTorino73, on Flickr Front clip swapped: 1972 "GMC" Suburban by FordTorino73, on Flickr Grille bar primed after metalwork: 1967 C10 Grille Bar by FordTorino73, on Flickr Either way, my gray '72 is going to have to come apart next. The others: Suburbans by FordTorino73, on Flickr __________________ 1953 Suburban Carryall 3106, 1993 S10 4x4 ext cab 1958 Suburban Carryall 3116 ex school bus 1959 Apache 36, 1984 C30 3+3 DRW 6.2 4MT 1967 C10 fleetside LWB, 1969 Chevy Suburban C10 1972 GMC Suburban C10 1972 Chevy Suburban C10 clam shell/tailgate

07-21-2015, 11:43 AM	#2
Twisted78SS Wide n'Low Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: La Center, WA Posts: 1,511	Re: 1972 "GMC" Suburban C10 Looks like good times ahead.. I personally agree that the 67-68 fronts look the best, but that's just me.. __________________ Trippin Hazard.. 67 swb, Gold Member.. 68 Suburban Air Force Retired



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