Here are additional views that some of you requested. I hope things are going well with everybody's project.

Nice

I love the last one :cool:

NICE RIG!!!:metal: :metal:

wow that is one clean burb, my hats off to ya

Sweet ride!:phat:

Very nice! BBC/AC, they don't get much better than that :burnout:

Was the last pict taken in Monument Valley, it looks familiar (I live an hour away!)

that pic was taken near Moab Ut just across the border in Colo

Ooh very Nice indeed!
Just out of interest, what drop did you do to get the burb to sit like that?
What size are the wheels?
Just working out solutions for my burb
Cheers

That thing is so clean it's rediculous! Nice ride!

damn, that burb is gorgeous! that last pic would make a great background if it were bigger...

Very nice I like the late model seats,Whole rig is nice.

Ooh very Nice indeed!
Just out of interest, what drop did you do to get the burb to sit like that?
What size are the wheels?
Just working out solutions for my burb
Cheers
The front is 4.25" 2.0" with HD springs 2.25" with reworked A-arms, the rear is 4" using HD springs (coils) the wheels are 17x9's

That is a beautiful vehicle! I am wanting to buy a '67-'72 Suburban to restore and make a daily driver, but till I find the right one, I'm doing research and planning. Can I ask about the interior? What is the rear a/c from and how hard was it to install? What are the seats out of?

Thanks.

Beauty 'Burb!!

Excellent Burb!

Aaron

Very, very nice. I'll keep an eye out for you on the road, I'm down in your area quite often. Did you put the folding second seat in or was that a previous owner?

67JW...nice truck...i'll be lookin 4 a 67 burban to work on as soon as i finish my 67 Nova wagon...i've alwayz loved the 67-72 body style trucks,but with two girlz i've gotta get priorities straight...i hope to be able to pick your brain when the time comes...Kimo

That is a beautiful vehicle! I am wanting to buy a '67-'72 Suburban to restore and make a daily driver, but till I find the right one, I'm doing research and planning. Can I ask about the interior? What is the rear a/c from and how hard was it to install? What are the seats out of?

Thanks. I tried to keep the interior in line with the basic theme of the truck, just updated it with what's currently available, the rear air is part of a front and rear air system that was a dealer installed option on I believe, 1971-72 models,that's the system I installed, it is not much different than installing a standard heater system, just a few more hoses and things. The front seat is out of a 1996-98 chev silverado 1 ton four door, "I used the rear seat", the reat seat is from a 1973 burb.

Very, very nice. I'll keep an eye out for you on the road, I'm down in your area quite often. Did you put the folding second seat in or was that a previous owner? I installed it

I'm curious as to how the brackets that hold the upper seats in place are attached to your Burb's inner side walls. My Dad's '74 Burb has steel inner walls where my '72 has cardboard panels, so I was never sure how I would convert to a folding 2nd seat.

Also, what did you use for the headliner?

I'm curious as to how the brackets that hold the upper seats in place are attached to your Burb's inner side walls. My Dad's '74 Burb has steel inner walls where my '72 has cardboard panels, so I was never sure how I would convert to a folding 2nd seat.

Also, what did you use for the headliner?
You have to fashion and mount a flat bracket behind the side panel, like the one on the 1973 Burb, carefully align the latch and drill and tap the attachment points. The headliner is standard headliner board from your local upholstrey store and covered with late model headliner fabric

67JW...nice truck...i'll be lookin 4 a 67 burban to work on as soon as i finish my 67 Nova wagon...i've alwayz loved the 67-72 body style trucks,but with two girlz i've gotta get priorities straight...i hope to be able to pick your brain when the time comes...Kimo
I will do what I can

:phat: Sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet :c2: