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H2 Truck? any info

spillKill

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356
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north carolina
just wondering if anyone has any info on this H2 truck? if its real? any build pics? saw it on my instagram... and just to throw it out there follow me at spillkill! :thumbs:

 

Zach

Mall Crawler
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4,812
Location
So Cal
Definitely a custom project it its real. Would say 08-09 with the wheels. And the kept the rear vents for the SUV. Definitely started out as a SUV the rest is fabbed. Rear lower doors are still there with the body lines.
 

Scarsman

Sponsor
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1,561
Location
Monroe, WA
I think it would look better with a separate bed. If you're going to make it a truck, make it a truck.

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Big Mike

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214
Location
The Republik of Upstate New York..
Its got potential IMO...

I'd like to see a little less wheel (smaller), and more tire maybe a 35 or 37 MT..

add some lights, winch, offroad bumpers, and maybe one of those Baja style spare tire carriers for the bed..

oh yeah :shifty:
 

Big2dabank

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1,220
Location
Central Florida
Weird but interesting! Definitely not worth the expense, as you loose the rear seats like in the SUT and only gain a little more bed room than the SUT. It also looks slightly smaller than a standard full size bed. It would have been easier to stretch an SUT and keep the second row.
 

carlossi

Active Member
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32
Location
Fl
I kind a like it. Just need some adjustments and improvements to make it more off-road capable.
 

RamRod

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AB, Canada
If the top bed rail didn't have that angle to it, it would look alot better IMO

There is soo Much potential there, I am thinking more along the line of using that as a starting point for a sick expo camper rig!
 

RamRod

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AB, Canada
[video=youtube_share;nSqgUgASSQQ]http://youtu.be/nSqgUgASSQQ[/video]

After looking at the truck pictured above and the one in the video, one thing becomes very apparent to me, if you are going to make a full size truck box out of an SUT you need extend both behind the rear wheels and in front
 
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