If I had a business that needed a van or Suburban, I would totally drive this. Just the fact that people would notice it and then remember your company name would be worth it. Plus it would be fun to drive a classic everyday. And they are easy to upgrade and modify to make them as reliable and comfortable as a modern vehicle.
the vehicle pictured is a 1956Chevrolet Suburban Panel Truck not a 1955,for starters the side wings are at the bottom of the hood emblem instead of the top,second the fender badge is above the fender crease instead of below it.
Hi there! Nice truck, love the pictures! Just a small detail...its not a surburban...only "panel truck" and I think its a 1 ton model, based on the long wheelbase I have an 1/2ton 1957 and its much shorter, model number 3105
the vehicle pictured is a 1956 Chevrolet Suburban Panel Truck not a 1958,for starters the side wings are at the bottom of the hood emblem instead of the top,second the fender badge is above the fender crease instead of below it
I think the guys are right about it being a 1956 Chevy Panel Truck and not a 58. 58's had dual headlights on each side. Thank you for posting this, though!
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Wow, this makes two awesome 55' Suburban Panels from Tacoma!
If I had a business that needed a van or Suburban, I would totally drive this. Just the fact that people would notice it and then remember your company name would be worth it. Plus it would be fun to drive a classic everyday. And they are easy to upgrade and modify to make them as reliable and comfortable as a modern vehicle.
the vehicle pictured is a 1956Chevrolet Suburban Panel Truck not a 1955,for starters the side wings are at the bottom of the hood emblem instead of the top,second the fender badge is above the fender crease instead of below it.
thanks for speaking up, anon. i made the change.
Hi there!
Nice truck, love the pictures!
Just a small detail...its not a surburban...only "panel truck"
and I think its a 1 ton model, based on the long wheelbase
I have an 1/2ton 1957 and its much shorter, model number 3105
the vehicle pictured is a 1956 Chevrolet Suburban Panel Truck not a 1958,for starters the side wings are at the bottom of the hood emblem instead of the top,second the fender badge is above the fender crease instead of below it
I think the guys are right about it being a 1956 Chevy Panel Truck and not a 58. 58's had dual headlights on each side. Thank you for posting this, though!
Is it for sale?
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