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To: Patrick Slevin who wrote (35398)	2/23/1998 12:37:00 PM
From: Nemer	Respond to of 58727

OffTopic: ---->Just curious, where do you guys mount a gun rack on a Suburban? As a sub tends to contain more passengers at any given time than a normal SUV or peecup one needs to provide more gunrack room than normal. From the Official Redneck catalog, page 1145, item # 34, price $123 US funds, a dash mount --rack for two shotguns/rifles page 1564, item # 785 price $ 145 US funds, hump mount---rack for three long arms. ( hump mount could mean differing things and especially associated with long arms and other appendages so I print this as clarification........hump = rise in the floor board associated with the transmission and long arms = shotguns/rifles/others which are not sidearms.) page 112451 item # 3920 price $ 184 US funds, rack mount----behind front/ in front of rear/ seat mount for six or fewer long arms. page 11585 item # 2 price $ 67 US funds rack mount ----rear door mount (NA for dual rear door models) for three long arms This is only a limited response to your question, Pat. Should you require more info , I'll delve deeper into the catalog. Personally, I've found the dash and the rear door mounts to be sufficient. Regards--Nemer