Jeep spotted at a car lot today.

[CaddyStrophic]

I was out car shopping for the wife and spotted this thing. I couldn't stop scratching my head while looking at it.

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[CaddyStrophic]

Is it a tilt front end to access the engine? It all looks molded together (and almost like an H1ish front end.)

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[SuperBuickGuy]

annoy Jeep AND Hummer owners equally. Genius.

Landrunner conversion kit... as you might imagine, they're out of business.... too bad, I'd so do this to my wife's Heep.

 

[Babyjohn460]

Can't tell for sure because the tires may be giving an optical illusion. But seems like this is (yet a more able version) the same type of "conversion". Kit car maybe??

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[3Hummers]

Gag. A Jeep with a ground effects kit...must be for high speed track play.

 

[CaddyStrophic]

That rear tire seems really close to that fiberglass fender. Crunch.

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[cgalpha08]

Can't tell for sure because the tires may be giving an optical illusion. But seems like this is (yet a more able version) the same type of "conversion". Kit car maybe??

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No, that's a real h1. Offroad hummer experience in Florida does them. They do all sorts of crazy things like the massive lift and widebody on this one. They do have some pretty cool builds and I believe they have partnered either predator as well.

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[Babyjohn460]

Wow. Tires must be the newer 52"ers then. That is got to be a MASSIVE unit in person!!


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[LagunaH1]

I hope they did something to the gearing of that lifted H1


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[Bigunit]

Let's go wheelin' [emoji12]

 

[The_Mountain]

Can't tell for sure because the tires may be giving an optical illusion. But seems like this is (yet a more able version) the same type of "conversion". Kit car maybe??


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That one's legit, but there were a few companies that made rebody kits for solid-axle GM trucks. Those will really make you look twice.