Delete your own I do have 2006 GMC and some other newer stuff we're just going through those trucks as well if you're new to the channel or this video at least check out the 2006 red GMC that's on here
@@blindguygarage I’m not watching for the square bodies, but you. And I’m not new….and am no longer moving to Indiana or Tennessee, wife put the kibosh on moving.
It's rare, but not as rare as you might think. It's always hard to find a great Suburban built between 73 and 79. However, because of certain things Chevrolet did, some are more rare than others ,as I'm sure you already know. Mine is a 74 K/20 Suburban, and because the government was shutting down gas pumps all over the country, Chevy thought it would be better to only make a few. Last word I could trust was around 225 of the K/20 Suburbans are still around. Mine also has a dealer installed winch and fog lamps, so it is considered a little more rare. As far as packages from Chevy goes.. The Top of the Line Suburban for 73 through 79 was the Cheyenne Super, Chevrolet called them the Super Station Wagon) the the regular Cheyenne, then the custom deluxe. Chevy started the Scottsdale line in 76 and the Silverado line in 77. So you don't have the bottom of the line model. You're about in the middle. A custom Deluxe came with a rubber mat, not carpet, and the custom deluxe had vinyl seats, not cloth. Amongst the younger crowd, yours would be more desired then mine, because your truck is a half ton two wheel drive, making it easier to lower down. In the end, because of early year model of yours, in new condition, it would bring around 17,000. Mine has 71,000 miles on her, and there were only 225 left. When I checked Barret's auction, they said a fully restored 74 K/20 Suburban would bring around 40 grand.
I think I've seen that add on cruise before.
@@buckster2575 yeah I just expected it to be a little more robust it kind of feels like cheap plastic or something
Ok I think it was a 73 chevelle I had.
Not a fan of the square bodies.
Really few vehicles newer than 1972 look good to me.
Both my brothers had square bodies, eh.
Delete your own I do have 2006 GMC and some other newer stuff we're just going through those trucks as well if you're new to the channel or this video at least check out the 2006 red GMC that's on here
Sorry I made a mistake to each their own not delete your own LOL voice to text doesn't work perfectly
@@blindguygarage
I’m not watching for the square bodies, but you.
And I’m not new….and am no longer moving to Indiana or Tennessee, wife put the kibosh on moving.
It's rare, but not as rare as you might think.
It's always hard to find a great Suburban built between 73 and 79.
However, because of certain things Chevrolet did, some are more rare than others ,as I'm sure you already know.
Mine is a 74 K/20 Suburban, and because the government was shutting down gas pumps all over the country, Chevy thought it would be better to only make a few.
Last word I could trust was around 225 of the K/20 Suburbans are still around.
Mine also has a dealer installed winch and fog lamps, so it is considered a little more rare.
As far as packages from Chevy goes..
The Top of the Line Suburban for 73 through 79 was the Cheyenne Super, Chevrolet called them the Super Station Wagon) the the regular Cheyenne, then the custom deluxe.
Chevy started the Scottsdale line in 76 and the Silverado line in 77.
So you don't have the bottom of the line model.
You're about in the middle.
A custom Deluxe came with a rubber mat, not carpet, and the custom deluxe had vinyl seats, not cloth.
Amongst the younger crowd, yours would be more desired then mine, because your truck is a half ton two wheel drive, making it easier to lower down.
In the end, because of early year model of yours, in new condition, it would bring around 17,000.
Mine has 71,000 miles on her, and there were only 225 left.
When I checked Barret's auction, they said a fully restored 74 K/20 Suburban would bring around 40 grand.
Not a squarebody fan but you watched this 🙄