Greetings from the Peach State!

[chascoll]

Hey everyone, I'm Charlie. My wife and I just picked up an '06 H3 with 34k miles. Swore I'd never get into another hummer after my military experiences, but my wife had an itch to do something a little different. Everything seems solid and in good working order. Not sure what modifications it has outside of a K and N intake kit I saw under the hood. We will most likely do some upgrades as we can afford them starting with a roof light kit she has her eye on. Anyway, this seems like a good group of folks and I look forward to talking with you.

 

[Zach]

Welcome to H4O from So Cal

 

[Nacho]

Welcome to H4O Charlie.

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[TAPDH3T]

Welcome from Texas!!!!

 

[j3jackson]

Welcome from the Ozarks

 

[3Hummers]

Welcome to the forum. I am sure we can give you lots of ideas on how to spend your money on your Hummer.

 

[is350]

welcome

 

[Hans3T]

Welcome to H4O!

 

[M22KLARS]

Welcome aboard!

 

[Bigunit]

Welcome. Glad you found us and great to have you join us.

 

[poncho1965]

Welcome from the California High Desert! :welcome

 

[supersapper-rpm]

Welcome, lots of good people to wheel with here and tons of mod info.

 

[cgalpha08]

Welcome!

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[alrock]

34,000 miles on an '06? Sounds like a good find. Welcome to H4O

 

[H3DONIST]

:hi:

 

[Paladine71]

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Ron46]

:hi:

 

[Lchase]

Hello, Welcome!!!

 

[Portager]

Welcome to H4O from SoCal.

What are your plans for the 3? Off road or pavement pounding?

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[Pappibri]

Welcome from Michigan... Always fun planning your next mod.. Post up a pic of your rig when you get the chance, would love to see it...

 

[SC_Hummer_Guy]

Welcome from SC, glad at have ya here

 

[06 H3]

Welcome aboard!

 

[chascoll]

The H3 is for my wife who does property management. We live in the country on one of Georgia's famous red clay bed roads. To answer your question, it will mostly be a pavement pounder, but we would like to dress it up a litttle with roof marker lights, front brush guard and roof rack. My personal and unoffical plans are to take it out after a nice rain to navigate our dirt roads.

Welcome to H4O from SoCal.

What are your plans for the 3? Off road or pavement pounding?

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[citiboy]

Welcome to CHO from Quebec!

 

[Portager]

The H3 is for my wife who does property management. We live in the country on one of Georgia's famous red clay bed roads. To answer your question, it will mostly be a pavement pounder, but we would like to dress it up a litttle with roof marker lights, front brush guard and roof rack. My personal and unoffical plans are to take it out after a nice rain to navigate our dirt roads.

Sweet. We can help you with that. I'd recommend starting with mud tires. They'll help a lot on the wet dirt roads. Do you have front and rear lockers?

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