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Click on old truck install then 03 suburban.

Here is the new beast, 2 days after I picked it up. I custom ordered this truck with every heavy duty option GM had available and let me tell you it is VERY sweet! I didn't order Quadra-Steer since I figured this would be a repair headache when it breaks.

Just starting to get the exterior stuff done, like mudflaps, bug shield, vent visors and pushbumper.

K&N filter is already installed and I plan to add a custom exhaust from a local performance shop to this bad boy. Its the 6.0L V8.

Install is still in the planning stages with a 2 page parts list already done.

I'm going to have a metal shop custom fabricate a mounting plate system to hold all the equipment under the second row seats using the existing seat bolts for a no holes drilled and hidden installation.

Looks like a Troy CC-24 series console with storage options will be inside the beast. Laptop mount of course.

I have the antenna pattern designed with most of them going to be whipless style from Maxrad unless its VHF or Low-band which will be conventional antennas

i always liked the heavy Duty Suburban. But they Dont offer the Duramax in the Suburban any more.

the only Suv diesel is the For thingy but it it still not as nice and the Burban

or as well built

but i liek my 2500hd

Oh boy APCO- Check your PMs!

I was out looking at picking up an Avalance the other day, and I went and checked out the new suburban for kicks. I swear its much smaller than any of the older ones. Might as well pick up a Tahoe...the burb was only maybe 2 feet longer.

Still a nice ride!

The suburban really isn't much smaller than a couple inches. Its still bigger than the current Tahoe and for the price its a better deal with better mechanical options. Tahoes and Yukons are overpriced becaue of the soccer mom market.

I needed a big, heavy duty vehicle without going to a crew cab pickup.

Plus you cant get the Taho in a 2500 model.

The headlights on the rig look real good with hide-a-ways