2004 Duraburb

Makes me want to go back to a TT. That is a sweet ride.

The quadrasteer would concern me. Can you even buy parts for that system anymore? Other than that, I like it!

DANG!!! That's a lotta greenbacks for a 16 year old vehicle!

Duraburbs are sweet! Mfgs could make a killing if they made a real diesel HD SUV.

Just $35000 for a second generation GMC/Chevy Yukon/Tahoe/Suburban.

LanceRKeys wrote:
The quadrasteer would concern me. Can you even buy parts for that system anymore? Other than that, I like it!

Yeah the q (st) eer as we usta cal lit is pretty janky! Ashame someone used a qsteer burb for a Dmax conversion actually.

Lwiddis wrote:
Just $35000 for a second generation GMC/Chevy Yukon/Tahoe/Suburban.

Seems like a deal to me ! How much can you buy a newer Duramax Suburban for??

(You can't unless you buy a conversion, and the newer ones make this one seem like a real bargain save for the rear queer steering)

Very nice. We have a 2001 Yukon that we love; I can just imagine how sweet that one is.

Lwiddis wrote:
Just $35000 for a second generation GMC/Chevy Yukon/Tahoe/Suburban.

Ninth generation. Suburbans have been around since the 30's. :B

This is why I joined tonight, anyone know what the future of viable passenger tow vehicles is for TT?
Why can't Ford just make the excursion again, or any 3/4 ton SUV built directly off the 3/4 ton truck frame (with proper grill for airflow over the massive cooling stacks required nowadays).

I agree Lwiddis, $35k for an old GM is ridiculous, sounds like a money pit to me. I think I have heard of a place in my area that will turn a F250/350 into passenger SUV by removing the bed and welding a rear shell with seats and all.. for about $50k, on top of whatever you paid for the truck.. so nothing I can afford lol.