Wisconsin Woodsman - NOOB
Hello everyone! I am excited to join the H4O site as it has been my best resource for all things hummer. I have always liked hummers since I was a kid and dreamed of owning one. I purchased my first hummer at the end of June this year and love it. It is an 09 H3T Alpha with off-road package and all the options with about 48,000 miles on it. Truck is relatively mint condition (cracked tail lights, and dent in the front bumper) and the hardest off-roading it had ever seen was a gravel road. An older gentleman had purchased it but passed away a short time after and the truck was passed to his daughter who rarely drove it. This last winter she slid into the back end of another vehicle at a stop sign and decided it was time for it to go.
I had been keeping my eyes out for an H3T in good condition for the past 3 years (not a whole lot of Hummers here in WI it seems) and saw a listing online for one about 4 hours from me. After contacting the dealer (she traded the truck in) I had to go see the truck, and could not pass up on the opportunity.
After purchasing the truck I have been doing a lot of in depth research on H3T's and have found the H4O site to be the best resource. First thing on my list is to get my front differential bushing CM swapped out for one by Preferred chassis fab as mine is shot! (WTF GM!)
CHEERS - :cheers:
Hello everyone! I am excited to join the H4O site as it has been my best resource for all things hummer. I have always liked hummers since I was a kid and dreamed of owning one. I purchased my first hummer at the end of June this year and love it. It is an 09 H3T Alpha with off-road package and all the options with about 48,000 miles on it. Truck is relatively mint condition (cracked tail lights, and dent in the front bumper) and the hardest off-roading it had ever seen was a gravel road. An older gentleman had purchased it but passed away a short time after and the truck was passed to his daughter who rarely drove it. This last winter she slid into the back end of another vehicle at a stop sign and decided it was time for it to go.
I had been keeping my eyes out for an H3T in good condition for the past 3 years (not a whole lot of Hummers here in WI it seems) and saw a listing online for one about 4 hours from me. After contacting the dealer (she traded the truck in) I had to go see the truck, and could not pass up on the opportunity.
After purchasing the truck I have been doing a lot of in depth research on H3T's and have found the H4O site to be the best resource. First thing on my list is to get my front differential bushing CM swapped out for one by Preferred chassis fab as mine is shot! (WTF GM!)
CHEERS - :cheers:
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