YES THE MID 60S BRONCOS SRE COOLER THAN THE BIGGER ONES I THINK...AND THE P-UP VERIONS ARE EVEN MORE RARE AND EXPENSIVE THAN BIGGER ONES!
THE ONLY RIG I HAD THAT DIDNT HAVE DOOR ON IT WAS MY 86 CJ7 IT WAS COOL JUST HANGIN YOUR FOOT OUT THE DOOR RESTING ON THE NERF BARS...  

it really sucks when cool trucks like older blazers, broncos, and pickups are either too expensive or too rusted. or they are kept in museum like condition never being enjoyed the wat they should be.  

yep, run across that a few times myself...but sometimes i like tackling the ones that have cancer...i think i enjoy it a little too much  

i also enjoy fixing pos's and making them into nice vehicles, but sometimes you have to way the cost repair to the value of the vehicle.  

yep  

thats what i did to my jeep over the last weekend...cut the cancer out of the flares,and then just completly wacked them off!...now i got a huge opening for big fat women...i mean tires!  

thats the way to do it  

what years did chevy offer the 6.2 liter diesel in burbans? would a older burban with a diesel be hard to find? what price would i expect to pay for burban with a diesel?  

well 82 was the first year they offered the 6.2 in pups and im sure the same as in subs and k5s too...about $1500-$4500 for the 6.2 subs but ive found that they are a little bit more of a rare comodity than the pups are.  

i have a suburban for sale.  

The 6.2 Diesel was offered in the Suburban from 1982 - 1991.  I believe the last year of the 6.2 was 1993 except for use in the HMMWV (millitary Hummer).  I believe the first year of the 6.5 was 1992.  

i figured the diesel burb would be a more expensive and rare find. i know that diesel have tons of torque, but what's the horesepower of the 6.2 liter diesel?  

i am not looking to purchase a truck yet, but thanks for the offer 1burban. do you have a prefernece for burbans 1burban?  

the 6.2 is rated at 135 hp and 230 tq  

When I bought my 89 4x4 burb, I was going to order one with a 6.2 when I found the one I had on a lot. 19 years and 185K miles later I am REALLY glad I did not get a 6.2. The 350 has been trouble free and gets very good MPG on road for its size (18 MPG + regularly using 93 octane with timing set to 8 BTDC and about 15 to 16 urban) Good power too.