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Does anyone know if the suburban 2wd frame and a short box 2wd frame are the same? Thanks for any info

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** The Suburban has extra body mounts that you will not find on the half-ton pickup frame otherwise they are the same from my understanding. **

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Chevron, most likely your question has been appropriately answered, above.

In future posts, please consider posting the year of your truck.

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Brain cramp for not stating the year sorry. 1966

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On the 67-72 suburbans, the frame is the same as a long box version from what I’ve read. Wheelbase of 137”


1970 Chevrolet C10
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I have been told that they are the same.

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Are the rear cab mounts on a Suburban (behind the front seats area) the same as the Pickup?


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Every thing GM has on a 1966 chevy truck/suburban....joe
https://www.gmheritagecenter.com/do...hevrolet-Trucks/1966-Chevrolet-Truck.pdf


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