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#888234 10/09/2012 5:04 PM
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Here is an article on a 1935 suburban.I thought some would like to see it. 1935 suburban



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I've seen that truck in person, when the 2nd owner, Walter Deck, still had it. It's just as nice in person.


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interesting they scrapped em, you would think they would be driving them ten years later

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thanks for the post it shows a lot of the information i needed to put my 36 suburban floor in

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Great Stuff!!!! Loved the info. Would love to have it in my garage!!! Oh well, back to reality. Thanks, Dave

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What a beautiful bus!


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Thanks TIM for Carter article..I have read about Ed's Suburban.. he wants to sell it..starting bid? 125,000!~ I think he's smoking something. Ha! Up in Sandpoint Idaho, we're close to painting my 36 Suburban.. Cabana Cream / Hollywood Tan..seats almost finished, the engine finished end oct. We lost time as my body/wood guy had to go to N. Dak at the oil fields for 5 months... Will take some pics when this rig is painted and buffed. Had to have 4 rear glass channels made...nobody sells them. I found a very old working Elec fuel pump for this Suburban..what a find! sincerely Bruce (mtvoices)


1936 Chevy Suburban Carryall
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1941 Chevy Woodie with Cantrell body
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1941 Spec Deluxe Chevy Coupe.
1953 Pontiac Catalina hardtop
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Why do you need an electric fuel pump?

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bowtietim #894781 11/05/2012 11:55 PM
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Hi Tim..have not been checking lately..thanks for this article, I have seen it before...Ed B. is selling his..if he can get his price..asking 125,000 for it..wow..whats he smoking? His has only the one back seat, I was lucky to have all seats in the one I bought over a yr ago..we're very close to paintinfg it now...but fitting that upper clamshell door is tough..theres a smnall gap on top when closed..trying to figure out why...hinges attachment is the key..very tricky.

Engine is almost finished being rebuilt..stayed with orig there..only thing not correct will be the elec fuel pump...(1945) orig that will be installed. Bruce


1936 Chevy Suburban Carryall
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1941 Chevy Woodie with Cantrell body
1936 Low Cab Chevy Pickup
1941 Spec Deluxe Chevy Coupe.
1953 Pontiac Catalina hardtop
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