The Chevrolet C10 Suburban belonged to the commercial vehicle family as it was constructed on the C/K pickup chassis and was available with rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive options. The Chevrolet C10 Suburban allowed two-door along with four-door selections and operated as a 1/2-ton vehicle keeping full compatibility with C/K series pickup trucks. Between 1967 and 1972 the Chevrolet C10 Suburban provided six-cylinder 250 or 292 cubic inch engines or V8 options from 283 through 807 or 327 to 350 cubic inch which allowed diverse consumer requirements. The 3/4-ton version expanded the feature set of the models by providing additional capability. The C series in the C/K line-up stands for two-wheel drive vehicles and the K series represents four-wheel drive vehicles. The Chevrolet C10 Suburban needs authentic replacement parts because of its robust fundamental design and engineering structure which ensures maximum reliability and performance. Using authentic Chevrolet C10 Suburban parts ensures strict adherence to official design specifications which safeguards vehicle specifications and steering performance. The market demand for motorhomes drove Chevrolet C10 Suburban production to increase from 6,200 vehicles in 1967 to 27,000 vehicles in 1972 demonstrating growing acceptance of this model in the automotive industry.