1972 GMC Suburban

The Chevy Suburban is the longest continuous nameplate in auto history spanning from 1935 to the present day. Beginning strictly as a utility vehicle, the Suburban was instantly popular with tradesmen and cargo carriers in its early years evolving to the most utility of the sport utility vehicles. Since its inception, the Suburban was all about size, simplicity and utility. Chevrolets rock solid 4x4 capabilities gave the optioned full size Suburban owners a sense of invincibility no matter what the elements were or terrain being traveled. For over 80 years, 4-wheel drive Suburbans have been and still are used as field trucks, forest fire vehicles, crew carriers, construction site vehicles. These vehicles remain coveted by outdoor sportsman and sports orient families alike as they possess a monstrous amount of cargo space along with easy seating for 6 or more.

The '72 GMC 3 door Suburban offered here is powered by a healthy 396 v8 out of a 1969 Chevelle, and is paired to a column shift automatic transmission. The 4x4 functions properly as well. Features include new 373 gears up front and 373 gears in the rear, rear barn doors, dual exhaust with headers, LT 305/70/R16 Goodyear Wrangler AT/S tires, tow package, nice chrome bumpers, front disc brakes, power brakes and power steering, freshly re-upholstered seats, rear vents, Sony AM/FM/Cassette and more. Truck is a factory AC truck with factory rear air. The compressor was not transferred to the current 396 and will need to be installed prior to operating correctly. The truck is in excellent condition both inside and out.

Vintage 4X4's continue to gain traction and value in the collector car industry. The 1972 Chevrolet Suburban combines size and drivability and still offers many uses. Quality examples such as this are in short supply and high demand in today's market. The Suburban remains King of the vintage SUV's and continues to offer huge options for use.