fixmy59bug
Registered Member
Well, That was a rhetorical question really. Please don't answer that one. But here's one for you.
It concerns a Burban Dually. Yes I know they have been done, Yes I know they look good, but there is a back story to my question.
My Burban is an 89 R1500 2 Wheel drive. I transplanted the suspension from my 73 C20 3/4 ton 2 wheel drive under my 89. So now I have 8 lug Hummer H2 wheels sittin underneath a 3" body lift. Honestly I like the look, but I think if it looks like it can go off road that it should be able to. I am kinda jones'en for a 4wd burban now. So here's what I am thinking. I have seen very few (as in 1 or 2) Burban Duallies on here and I thought, Damn that looks pretty good. Then I say some dodge Duallie Ram trucks sittin on 19.5" Big Rig Alcoa's and thought, "HOT DAMN that looks F'IN sweet". But I just got to thinkin, I have never seen a Burban Duallie sittin on 19.5" alcoas. I am picturing it in my mind and it looks HOTTTTT! Has anyone done this?
The main reason I am thinking of going with this is to maintain strict road use of the 89 that would remain my tow rig (The dual rear wheels would add to greater tow capacity), and buy myself a 4wd burban that would be my offroad rig. Possibly towed with the 89. The 4wd would be stripped of all unnecessities and would make it as bare bones as possible. I am talking barely road legal, and maybe not legal at all. If anyone has pictures of a duallie burban on 19.5" alcoas, Please toss them up. Thanks alot.
It concerns a Burban Dually. Yes I know they have been done, Yes I know they look good, but there is a back story to my question.
My Burban is an 89 R1500 2 Wheel drive. I transplanted the suspension from my 73 C20 3/4 ton 2 wheel drive under my 89. So now I have 8 lug Hummer H2 wheels sittin underneath a 3" body lift. Honestly I like the look, but I think if it looks like it can go off road that it should be able to. I am kinda jones'en for a 4wd burban now. So here's what I am thinking. I have seen very few (as in 1 or 2) Burban Duallies on here and I thought, Damn that looks pretty good. Then I say some dodge Duallie Ram trucks sittin on 19.5" Big Rig Alcoa's and thought, "HOT DAMN that looks F'IN sweet". But I just got to thinkin, I have never seen a Burban Duallie sittin on 19.5" alcoas. I am picturing it in my mind and it looks HOTTTTT! Has anyone done this?
The main reason I am thinking of going with this is to maintain strict road use of the 89 that would remain my tow rig (The dual rear wheels would add to greater tow capacity), and buy myself a 4wd burban that would be my offroad rig. Possibly towed with the 89. The 4wd would be stripped of all unnecessities and would make it as bare bones as possible. I am talking barely road legal, and maybe not legal at all. If anyone has pictures of a duallie burban on 19.5" alcoas, Please toss them up. Thanks alot.
