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FOR SALE: 05 SUT - Hummer 4x4 Offroad Edition

JRWid

Well-Known Member
Messages
107
Location
So CA
$29,900

51,000 miles
Black / black
Luxury edition w/ Nav and XM
tonneau cover
black grill
2006+ upgraded side view mirrors

Aftermarket (approx $15,000 parts and labor)
(5) 38" Toyo MTs
regrear f&r differentials w/ 4.56 gears
Fabtech lift w/ triple front shocks
Rocky Road rocker guard / sliders
Predator grill guard
front AND rear lockers (eaton e-locker - front same as factory rear)
Cognito pitman and idler arm braces
Fabtech tie rods (the good ones before quality suffered!)
Superchips programmer

The truck is extremely capable and absent a complete custom suspension fab, there is not much more that can be done. It is accident free and carfax clean, however I did have one intimate encounter with the side of Hell's Gate in Moab :giggle:(dented passenger rear door and rear quarter panel) and will be going in to body shop to finally get them fixed. I will also have the entire truck buffed out back to all of its originally mall crawling glory. Interior is in excellent shape and needs nothing.

Also have all of the original take off parts (original mirrors, side steps, chrome grill, suspension bits and some other stuff), AMP Research Power Step and the now vary rare factory U-steps that attach to the original rocker guards. The AMP Research step is very cool and was installed back before I met this group of people :thumbs:. Everything is still wired up, just need to pull off the Rocky Roads if you want to put the power step back on. I will also include all of my trail spare parts.

History: I am second owner and purchased the vehicle June of 2008. Vehicle was completely stock at time and I had all the work performed by competent shops. Tires and suspension were done immediately after I bought and have approx 15,000 miles on them. Front locker and armor was added March 2011 at 49,000 miles. Everything has been trail tested and has transformed this into a very competent beast offroad while still driving like a completely stock H2 on the road. Oil has been changed every 5000 miles, battery replaced Oct 2011 and belts replaced July 2012 - needs nothing else. Truck has always been garaged kept (will fit under 88" garage opening). Truck has never been hammered or abused on the trails.

Why am I selling? Plain and simple, it's time for change. Hunt is on for new rig so that I don't miss any upcoming runs!

PS - truck is located in north San Diego County.
 

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alrock

El Diablo
Staff member
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10,677
Location
Scottsdale
Hell's Gate encounter? Urban legend, I say. :)

Looking forward to seeing what's next! This is a great truck.
 

JRWid

Well-Known Member
Messages
107
Location
So CA
It's a sweet truck...what r u getting next?

It is a really sweet truck, should sell fast. Looking forward to seeing what the next rig is.

I've been thinking about change for awhile, who knows, I may come to regret my decision.... but I'm going to see what all the hype is about Jeeps. Had a chance to pick up a nice Jeep in my youth, opted for the Baja Bug at the time. Figure now is as good a time as any. Hoping with the new engine in the Wrangler, I wont miss the smooth power of the 6.0 too much.
 

Zach

Mall Crawler
Messages
4,812
Location
So Cal
Hate to see the 2 go John, talk to Serge. He had said something about a SUT awhile ago
 

JRWid

Well-Known Member
Messages
107
Location
So CA
Hate to see the 2 go John, talk to Serge. He had said something about a SUT awhile ago

Yup, me too - wish I could keep this one and build another. Next best thing would be to keep it in the H4x4O familiy though!
 

Zach

Mall Crawler
Messages
4,812
Location
So Cal
John, no matter what you get, you are still wheeling with us. Well, unless you don't want to wheel with us :whaa:
 
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Tractordoll

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130
Location
Western massachusetts
I've been thinking about change for awhile, who knows, I may come to regret my decision.... but I'm going to see what all the hype is about Jeeps. Had a chance to pick up a nice Jeep in my youth, opted for the Baja Bug at the time. Figure now is as good a time as any. Hoping with the new engine in the Wrangler, I wont miss the smooth power of the 6.0 too much.

The 2012 Jeeps are pretty darn nice. The new motor fr '12 has a lot of pep and mine is averaging 23mpg, which is a far cry from the '09. The Jeep interior is nice and finally, after about 70 years a Jeep is comfortable to drive, like H3 comfortable, although, it's not quite H2 comfortable. On just the Jeep side, not aftermarket, they have tons of upgrades available. The aftermarket is huge. I am starting to see diesel conversions now, portal axles, etc. I haven't figured out what I want to do with my Jeep yet. I'm just overwhelmed at the directions I can go. Good luck whichever way you end up going!
 

cbetts

NERD!!!
Messages
3,188
Location
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
It will be hard to identify you in something else. We have seen your truck do a lot of amazing things like the bowl in Anza Borrego and conquering John Bull!

As it has already been stated, you will always be part of the club and welcome to wheel with us any time! If all else fails, you can ride shotgun if you are unable to get something back right away.
 

Hans3T

Lif"T"ed
Messages
3,035
Location
NC
I would love your truck. Holy cow, talk about my ideal H2. If you were selling this a year from now, I think I'd be all over this. Just started a new gig though, and it's waaay outta my league at this point.

Good luck on the sale. Hoo...what a rig. :hubba:
 

JRWid

Well-Known Member
Messages
107
Location
So CA
The 2012 Jeeps are pretty darn nice. The new motor fr '12 has a lot of pep and mine is averaging 23mpg, which is a far cry from the '09. The Jeep interior is nice and finally, after about 70 years a Jeep is comfortable to drive, like H3 comfortable, although, it's not quite H2 comfortable. On just the Jeep side, not aftermarket, they have tons of upgrades available. The aftermarket is huge. I am starting to see diesel conversions now, portal axles, etc. I haven't figured out what I want to do with my Jeep yet. I'm just overwhelmed at the directions I can go. Good luck whichever way you end up going!

I hear ya! The aftermarket is insane - even more so than for Harleys. JEEP: Just Empty Every Pocket
 

JRWid

Well-Known Member
Messages
107
Location
So CA
That whole Jeep thing? They're right, I don't understand.


Actually, while I'm still driving the deuce, I don't really give a damn about understanding.........


LOL and totally agree, the ride is not going to compare. BUT, the new ride is going to be a blast!
 

JRWid

Well-Known Member
Messages
107
Location
So CA
It will be hard to identify you in something else. We have seen your truck do a lot of amazing things like the bowl in Anza Borrego and conquering John Bull!

As it has already been stated, you will always be part of the club and welcome to wheel with us any time! If all else fails, you can ride shotgun if you are unable to get something back right away.

Definately! You know, it is a testament to the capabilities of a properly set up H2, there were many obstacles that I know I would have struggled alot more on if not for my sure-footed baby!
 

Fish

Well-Known Member
Messages
871
Location
San Diego, CA
Hey John, sad to see your Hummer go but a new project is always fun. I remember the first time I saw it and I was like damn! Nice SUT!

If you have any trail spares, i.e. half shafts or tie rods let me know, I'll take em off your hands.
 
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