1950 Chevrolet Suburban in Kentwood, Michigan

Vehicle Description

The Chevy Suburban is the longest continuous nameplate in auto history spanning from 1935 to the present day. Beginning strictly as a utility vehicle, the Suburban was instantly popular with tradesmen and cargo carriers in its early years evolving to the most utility of the sport utility vehicles. Since its inception, the Suburban was all about size, simplicity and utility.

The 1950 third generation Suburban Offered here is in beautiful condition. It is powered by an inline 6 cylinder mated to a manual transmission. The truck runs and handles well and gets looks and waves wherever it goes. It is covered in green with black fenders and running boards and shows well. It also has a visor. The truck rides on Goodyear wide whitewall tires. The chrome is in beautiful shape. The truck has an updated electronic fuel pump and turn signals. There are very few Suburbans of this vintage that are this nice that exist. This truck is sure to please. The truck came to Michigan after a long stay in Missouri. This model of the Suburban inspired todays "HHR." The interior is in immaculate condition, complete with third row seating. The front seat is a bench seat that is split that allows a single seat on the passenger side to fold which allows access to the two rows of rear seats. The middle seat is 2/3 size allowing access to the full bench in the rear.

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