From: "John Oellrich" 

Geo.,

I would. The fact that a Suburban is such an excellent tow vehicle (and it
is, handled hauling my boat with aplomb) puts it solidly in truck country.
Surburbans also are used as plow vehicles. And David's point is just
ridiculous. The day I brought my Suburban home the 3rd seat came out and
stayed out. Could handle my 212cm skis without a sweat.

--
john

oellrich{at}earthlink.net


"Geo."  wrote in message
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> "David N. Barnett"  wrote in message
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> > In my opinion, if you have to remove seats to use the cargo area, it's
> > a passenger car, not a truck.  A pickup truck is a truck.  A Suburban
> > is a big car, and should be regulated as such.
>
> I won't argue that about the Surburban, I know someone who bought one only
> because they needed something big to tow their boat so I would question
your
> reasoning but I'll accept a crushable front end won't affect towing. But
> what about the Tahoe and Jimmy? Lots of those are used for snow
plowing.
> Truck or Car?
>
> Geo.
>
>

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