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rideair · 10-04-2018, 02:24 PM

I personally think the Suburban will become a "got to have" in the coming years. If you look at the prices of the old station wagons, you will see where the prices have been going up in resent years. I also own a 1968 International Travelall, when I purchased it, you could not give them away, but recently they have been selling in the mid 20's for a good example.

Everyday, the squarebody Suburbans are rusting away, being stripped for parts to refurbish trucks, or made into hardcore mud trucks. A good original or restored Suburban is getting harder and harder to find.

If you have one keep it, can buy one, do so.

It will be a good investment in the coming years.

All it will take is for one to show up on the correct TV show.

10-04-2018, 02:24 PM	#6
rideair Registered User Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Front Royal Virginia Posts: 243	Re: Why no Suburban Love? I personally think the Suburban will become a "got to have" in the coming years. If you look at the prices of the old station wagons, you will see where the prices have been going up in resent years. I also own a 1968 International Travelall, when I purchased it, you could not give them away, but recently they have been selling in the mid 20's for a good example. Everyday, the squarebody Suburbans are rusting away, being stripped for parts to refurbish trucks, or made into hardcore mud trucks. A good original or restored Suburban is getting harder and harder to find. If you have one keep it, can buy one, do so. It will be a good investment in the coming years. All it will take is for one to show up on the correct TV show.