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H3T Future collectible?

Hans3T

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Saw this in the August issue of Automobile Magazine and thought I'd share. Always nice to see the brand get some love in the mainstream...even a couple backhanded complements to boot!

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SedonaBound

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The H3T is almost sure to become a collectible. But to be an investment grade collector vehicle, you'd have to find a bone stock one with very low miles and put it in the garage for 20-30 years, except for occasional short Sunday drives to keep everything working. OEM H3T wheels and head units will be worth a bundle! The risk is that the Millennial Generation isn't nearly as into cars and trucks as their fathers, nor making enough for expensive toys. If GM puts an H3/H3T clone back into production as GMCs, all bets are off.
 

RamRod

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I like his H3T Alpha comment comparing it to the AEV Brute.... It was my desire for a double cab Brute that led me to my H3T


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Hans3T

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I think mine is too modded to be a collectible...

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cgalpha08

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I kept all my original parts, and didn't really modify anything permanently, so it could go back to stock if necessary, I'm just waiting for 10 years down the road, when you pull the big beast out of the garage and cruise down the street how awesome it's going to look next to all of the weiny cars haha
 

Hans3T

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True. My T is bigger than my deuce in everything way except width.

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