http://www.stovebolt.com/gallery/brazell_ron_1936.html http://www.stovebolt.com/gallery/cubiotti_sam_1935.html http://www.stovebolt.com/gallery/travis_ray_1935.html http://www.carnut.com/photo/list/chev/chev35/c35sub.html How's that for a start?
Thanks Patrick, I've seen and talked to the guy who owns the orange '35, he's from Tenn. Never seen a depot hack! Haven't heard from anyone on the HAMB who owns a '36 Suburban though.
There was a 1939 on ebay that sold for $7000 about 2 weeks ago. It was in good shape,with a lot of new goodies in it. the number is 160505338193 i dont know how to recover the add,but you may. Was a good buy.....jobob
go to advanced search and type in the item number. that was a great buy. who snagged it is a lucky sob
I dig the old Subs, too. Oldest one I ever owned was a '67 GMC, but it was still a neat ride. Supposedly, there is a '37 around OKC somewhere, but I have never run across it.
'35 was the 1st year for Suburban Carryall. My '36 was built in the Baltimore, Md. assembly plant. They changed body styles in '37 and got more round. I've only met or have had contact with about 12 guys around the country who own a '35 or '36 Suburban. I even contacted the archives of Chevy/GM to try and find out how many were made but there are no records of production numbers. After talking to the guys that I've met we figure they're were only about 1200 made in '36. I was just wondering if anyone on the HAMB owned or knew of any.
I had both a '35 and a '36 at one time. Somewhere in the piles of stuff I own I have the real blueprint from Chevrolet for the Chevy Suburban body. A few pictures here: http://glennsplace.com/gone.htm
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