Buellicus
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- Mount Vernon VA
Hello, everyone.
I looked hard a buying a 2013 Ford Raptor to replace my 14 year old Chevy ZR2 Blazer. Saw the H3T and she won my heart and wallet easily. I found a good deal last December on a 2009 standard I5 71K miles project H3T after looking a few months.
It took about five weeks after purchase with some hard running fun weekends before her plastic radiator started leaking at the seams. This web board has been useful already with finding out about the Rod Davis 100% aluminum radiator and getting my order in.
PROJECTS:
*I have installed the GM mud flaps:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ToAeoEeKMo#t=10
*Hood handles in honor of the H1
*GM Roof light bar and spot lights
*Better Tires for trail/road tires
*LS2 Engine (future)
Final note:
This is a great website for the whole Hummer family. I'm glad to be onboard and am looking forward to being part of all the innovation it will take keeping our Hummers well maintained and performing.
I looked hard a buying a 2013 Ford Raptor to replace my 14 year old Chevy ZR2 Blazer. Saw the H3T and she won my heart and wallet easily. I found a good deal last December on a 2009 standard I5 71K miles project H3T after looking a few months.
It took about five weeks after purchase with some hard running fun weekends before her plastic radiator started leaking at the seams. This web board has been useful already with finding out about the Rod Davis 100% aluminum radiator and getting my order in.
PROJECTS:
*I have installed the GM mud flaps:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ToAeoEeKMo#t=10
*Hood handles in honor of the H1
*GM Roof light bar and spot lights
*Better Tires for trail/road tires
*LS2 Engine (future)
Final note:
This is a great website for the whole Hummer family. I'm glad to be onboard and am looking forward to being part of all the innovation it will take keeping our Hummers well maintained and performing.
