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Clwnshu99

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With solar flare being such a high metallic color, youd more than likely be able to walk up and tell a difference in repainted panels in direct sunlight. From the pictures it seems to all match up alright. The only thought would be a straight front end collision, where he used the money to buy an arb bumper and a used ebay black grille, perhaps. If that be the case, chances are he didnt spring for oem replacement lighting, and used an off brand. If you go in person to look, check out the heads and fog housings to see if they are oem or not. The listing said no accidents but that leaves the possibility of him just not reporting it and fixing out of pocket.
 

skeptic

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Not my favorite color but I like that truck a lot! H3T Alpha with offroad package and tasteful mods.. Had that been available when I first started looking for a replacement for my H3T Lux/Adventure I can almost guarantee I'd be driving that right now.
 

Traxx

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It is a nice T buuuuut 33k?? Wow. I also don't see the clear bra on it. I have it on the 3, It is not really noticeable from 10 feet but it's not invisible either. It does work great though.
 

skeptic

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Loaded low mile H3T Alpha w/lockers is pretty hard to come by. $33k is a lot, but it sounds pretty reasonable for a starting asking price. I would guess between $28k and $30k for final sales price unless they care more about a quick sale than top dollar. In the H3 world, short of even less miles that T is about as top dollar as they get.
 

RamRod

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But I believe that one is an I5 not an Alpha.

I saw a similar T sell for $36,000 in the past year, $33,000 ain't too bad


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SedonaBound

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Where were all those under-$30K H3T Alphas you guys are talking about last year when I was shopping? I don't think I saw Alpha for under $30K asking price that didn't have 100K miles, and I saw several at $33-35K. The only downside thats obvious on this one is the love-it or hate-it color.
 
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RamRod

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There are a bunch of Alpha T's sub $28,000 up here in Canada... Take a look in Alberta, the low oil price has a lot of guys selling off their toys


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skeptic

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There are a bunch of Alpha T's sub $28,000 up here in Canada... Take a look in Alberta, the low oil price has a lot of guys selling off their toys


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With the off road package and that low of miles?
 

RamRod

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With the off road package and that low of miles?

Around 60,000 miles and most have the offroad package, some don't.

Remember when looking at stuff here in Canada take 25% off the price when converting it to USD because of our current exchange rate is so low (tied to the price of oil it would seem)
 
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humvee

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I'm shocked at the prices of these rigs on ebay. If they in fact are bought for near 33K US, maybe you guys should look at buying your rigs back from the Middle East.

A 2009 stock alpha goes for less than $22,000 in Doha or Dubai. With 60k miles on the speedometer.

i5 is around $14,500 (probably negotiable to 12k)

40 Day shipping via boat/container would set you back another 2-3k, maybe less if you know someone in the US military base here.
 
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SedonaBound

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Since the end of last year, H2s & H3s seem to be climbing in value.
I agree. I think an H3T is rock solid investment provided you don't load the miles on or do any mods that can't be reversed with a wrench. I'm convinced that the H2 was the millstone that drowned the Hummer brand. They should have kept the H3 as a GMC.
 

Ryan212

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Gm should have kept something in the north American market that was body on frame suv without having to go to a Tahoe

I'll keep my 3

Ryan
 
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SedonaBound

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Gm should have kept something in the north American market that was body on frame suv without having to go to a Tahoe

I'll keep my 3

Ryan
+1. Never understood why they surrendered the market to Fiat, who makes bundle selling a Jeep fossil.
 

Ryan212

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While is is no hummer. The overseas trailblazer (very similar to the new colorado) would be in my driveway if available here with a diesel. Until then I'll keep my diesel h3
 

SoCalH3

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Surprising that they are that much cheaper in the Middle East. I would've expected the opposite. 1 AED is currently 0.27 USD

No doubt GM made a HUGE mistake letting the Hummer brand go. Then again I prefer them letting it go than going to China as originally planned.
 
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