- 1963 GMC Suburban, 5th generation, described as a custom-built SUV with a 2-door body style and four-wheel drive capability. - The vehicle is powered by a 305ci V6 engine, paired with an automatic transmission (said to be a 6L80E built brand new) and features a complete front drive system. - The interior is described as having a beige/tan color scheme, while the exterior is green; the vehicle is said to have a rust-free body and excellent glass. - The vehicle was built by Ricky Bobby Rod Shop in Manchester, TN, with a complete frame tear-down and rebuild, featuring all new parts, including an aluminum LS3 engine with shaved heads, flat top pistons, and a 265 cam, along with Hooker headers and Wilwood brakes. - The current owner reports that the vehicle has been driven on several long trips, including a 4,100-mile journey and a 5-day, 1,244-mile trip to Cruisin' the Coast, with the engine reportedly running smoothly and maintaining a temperature of 195-200 degrees. - The vehicle is described as being in excellent condition, with a "top top quality build" and said to be essentially like a brand new, high-end street rod, located in Bremen, GA, 30110, and listed by Big O Street Rods.