Second owner. Serviced regularly. New roobar, spotlights, battery. The Suburban seated up to nine adults plus had plenty of room for luggage. It was 5.6 metres long, 1.95 metres wide and sat on a wheelbase of 3.34 metres. Heavy duty air cleaners, electrics, alternators and batteries (dual batteries on diesel) were all standard to Australian specification, while triple door seals gave added protection against dust. Front seats are high backed, but did not fully recline. The second row had a 60/40 split folding seat, which neatly folded flush behind the front seats. The third row seats were possibly the best of any third row seats available in any 4x4 wagon at the time. The driving position is commanding with adjustable steering column. The Suburban is designed for heavy work, and accordingly had the power to do the job. Despite its size it was a smooth engine that delivered power effortlessly. The engine is also compatible for LP gas conversion.
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