The sixth generation Suburban of 1967 had the Suburban upgraded to extended length from 1967 onward, to make room for the K5 Blazer which joined it for 1969. The configuration of a Suburban with panel doors was retired after 1970, functionally replaced by the G Series Chevrolet Van, and the Suburban introduced front disc brakes for 1971. Production grew from about 6,200 in 1967 to about 27,000 in 1972. Its model years run from 1967 to 1972.
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Source Wikipedia: ChevroletLead paragraph, division of General Motorstier 2Quote, Lead paragraph, division of General Motors
Chevrolet is an American automobile division of the manufacturer General Motors (GM).
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Sixth generation
For 1969, the Suburban was joined by the shorter K5 Blazer (GMC Jimmy), a two-door utility vehicle with a lift-off hardtop.
Year: Sixth generation
For 1969, the Suburban was joined by the shorter K5 Blazer (GMC Jimmy), a two-door utility vehicle with a lift-off hardtop.
Sixth generation, passage 2
While only about 6,200 Suburbans were produced for 1967, by 1972, production had grown to approximately 27,000
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Chevrolet is an American automobile division of the manufacturer General Motors (GM).
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