1990 Chevrolet Square Body Suburban SUV 4x4. This unit came out of one of the highest-regarded personal collections/museums, only rivaled possibly by Jay Leno’s. Documented to the gills with paperwork, receipts, and provenance, the 39,000 miles on this unit are correct and actual. The interior still looks, functions, and even smells like new. All features operate properly, including the ice-cold factory air conditioning, factory original radio, dome lights, and overhead console items. It also has a perfect original uncracked dash with virtually zero signs of wear and tear, even down to the original floor mats and an era-correct trailer brake controller.

Equipped with barn rear doors, rear defroster, rear tow hitch, and rear air conditioning that operates perfectly, cooling this beast down even on the hottest days. Michelin tires were replaced approximately 1,500 miles ago, and the undercarriage is spotless with zero rust. Powered by the legendary 5.7L 350 V8, this Holy Grail Square Body Suburban is hard to describe. The timeless White over Blue color combination is stunning, and it has replacement Bilstein shocks along with multiple other maintenance and replacement items completed simply because they were original. The previous older gentleman owner was extremely over-the-top in the way he cared for his vehicles.

Included are the owner’s manual, service manual, and even the original cassette tapes. The carpet still sparkles in this unit, and he even saved the original gas cap when he installed a locking gas cap. Obviously, everyone knows we love modifying vehicles, and this one is only a turn of the wrench away from any customization you could want, but it also excels as the perfect family travel vehicle, beach cruiser, dependable family SUV, or classic 4x4.

This truck needs nothing and is absolutely ready to go. We have completed a fresh inspection and service even though it was not yet due. The only other notable fact is that this unit appears to have had a factory GM repaint, as these were the years GM had well-known paint issues. It is very hard to imagine there are still specimens out there in this kind of preserved condition at this age.