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Suburban Refurbin’
By now, you’ve probably seen the previous article that began our Lifted versus Lowered one-day makeover tech stories. If not, go back to last month’s issue, check it out, and then continue right back here. In this edition, we take a 2007 Chevrolet Suburban, which has spent most of its time as a family driver,
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Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT Gets A ProCharger P-1SC-1 and 550 Wheel Horsepower!
If you’ve been in the truck scene long enough, it’s of no surprise that the popularity of SUV’s has only grown stronger. Late-model SUVs are not only safer to drive than their predecessors, but many can pack a serious punch in stock trim right from the factory. That said, the affinity towards these people haulers
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1971 Chevy Suburban- Project Rebirth‘71 Suburban, Part 5: Heard but Not Seen
Our project 1971 Chevy Suburban is well on its way to becoming a reliable and well performing driver. It now has a much smoother ride with its QA1 Suspension. It is capable of stopping on a dime with the new Baer Brakes installed. Some safety and inconvenience issues were taken care of with a Flaming
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2016 Chevy 2500 High Country- High TraX
Purpose-built isn’t always the case for most wild and crazy SEMA builds that we see year after year. However, David Fischer, of St. Paul, Minnesota, had the perfect “purpose” in mind when he approached Kelderman and Wold Fab with this wild build concept, not just to wow the crowds at SEMA. David is a professional
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2011 GMC Sierra 1500- Bayou Betty
Our employment generally dictates the path in life we take. For instance, if you’re in the medical field your path usually involves helping others. Stephen Mehn, of Gonzales, Louisiana, was hired in a very profitable field—the oil field to be exact. The job he got actually required quite a bit of traveling, and while he’d
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1966 Chevrolet K30 Crew-Cab: Big Deal
Randall Robertson thinks big … really big. If the name triggers a synapse, it’s probably because you saw the feature on his earlier truck, a ’72 K50 Crew Cab one-of-none Pegasus unicorn that answered the question, “What would a contemporary truck look like half a century ago if today’s market existed back then?” Lifted, rolling
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