<VV> GM collection auction - Suburban Diesel
cfm
cfmann at yahoo.com
Sat Dec 20 08:28:55 EST 2008
my truck is a 2001 2500hd with 6.0l gas; my wife drives an 04 suburden (pun intended) with 5.3l gas. I only good dream of a suburden hd with a diesel. Then I could boil both and move into one multi-functional full size. one reason of many why GM has the hiccups now; product offerings off the mark a little.
to keep this corvair related, how about a DIESEL CORVAIR!! lol... interesting?
-chris
--- On Fri, 12/19/08, MSYVairs at aol.com <MSYVairs at aol.com> wrote:
From: MSYVairs at aol.com <MSYVairs at aol.com>
Subject: Re: <VV> GM collection auction - Suburban Diesel
To: virtualvairs at skiblack.com
Date: Friday, December 19, 2008, 10:34 PM
Interesting you should ask....
We have a 2007 Suburban Diesel in the shop right now. Has over 200,000 miles
on it. Actually the truck itself is in pretty good shape except that the
owner has trashed the cloth interior. Looks like there will be a major overhaul
on the engine although I don't know the details. We told the guy it would
be
cheaper to put a rebuilt in rather then us doing it. Wanted us to do! BIG
BUCKS!!!!!
Now...there may be a Suburban diesel in your future! That is depending on
what the product offerings will be in 2010. They are still planning on
releasing the 4.5 L diesel (running test right now - engine to be built in
Tonawanda
(?) N.Y.. It is (was..?) scheduled to be used in the Yukon/Suburban vehicles
and the 1500 series pickups. Google the 4.5 GM Diesel for more info.
Given the current circumstances all of this could be up for review right now!
Bill Hadley
Baton Rouge,LA
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