Summary

Features a fresh 454ci big-block engine with Holley sniper fuel injection, mated to an automatic transmission. Featured in several magazines. Has a 6-inch custom lift kit with 20-inch Detroit Steel wheels and 35-inch Nitto tires.

Details

Nicknamed 'Gone Fishin',' this custom 1976 GMC Suburban Estate was built by Big Fish Garage out of Grand Island, NE. It is powered by a fresh 454ci big-block engine with a new Holley EFI fuel-injection system, mated to a fresh automatic transmission with an NP203 transfer case. It is equipped with Hooker ceramic-coated headers, a custom full exhaust system with Flowmaster mufflers, a cam from COMP Cams and Holley's large fuel tank with a built-in fuel pump. 'Gone Fishin'' sits on 20x11 white custom Detroit Steel D-town wheels wrapped in 35x12.50R20 Nitto Trail Grappler tires. To make all that work right, a Superlift 6-inch suspension spring-style lift kit was added with all the correct steering components. This Suburban retains 90% of its original factory paint, and the outside wood paneling was rewrapped for a fresh appearance. The roof rack that holds the old-school long metal canoe. Every piece of the factory wood-grain paneling on the dash and door panels remains in place. The headliner material is a vintage multi-color stripe pattern. Included in the back are racks to hold the paddles and fishing poles, along with some other vintage items like old-school life jackets, some hiking gear and, of course, a cooler. This Suburban was featured in several magazines, including a cover feature in the August 2022 issue of CK Magazine.