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The local junkyard got in a 3-door Suburban, and a '69 Panel truck. They won't sell the whole vehicle.

The suburban still has the middle seat. I know on '60-'66 Suburbans, the seats are valuable. How about with the 3-door versions?

What else is valuable off these trucks?

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The rear doors are always rare on subs and panels. I would say the third door would be worth salvaging too. I wouild think things like rear bumpers and valances etc would be things to grab too.


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That '69 panel body is in the "hen's teeth" rarity department. Too bad they sound determined to scrap it.


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The door closers on the rear doors are especially rare. So is the section around the fuel filler. The next time you go, how about posting some pictures of the panel? I have a 1969 c20 panel and there were 1779 of them made in 1969.

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