2004 Hummer H2 on 2040-cars
Wadesville, Indiana, United States
If you have any questions feel free to email me at: helenehddionisopoulos@plonkers.com .
This 2004 Hummer H2 was originally purchased on 12/17/2003 by Tony Stewart the Nascar driver that is retiring after
this year. He won the 2005 Daytona 400 and this sponsor Mr. Clean had the truck customized by Will Castro at Unique
Whips.
The Hummer features-
-Xenon Body Kit
-Strut Grille
-24inch Wheels
-Upgraded larger Brakes
-6 TV's
-PlayStation
-Flip out DVD player
-Custom Suede interior
-Custom Smoke and DUB emblems on the exterior
-Custom headrest with "Smoke"
-Fully Custom stereo in the back feature 2 10" subs, Suede cover speaker box,
-Custom built enclosed section by the subs feature Tony's #20 Home Depot matchbox cars
This Hummer only has 40k miles and runs/drive like new. Everything on the H2 works properly as from the factory and
all the custom feature work perfectly. I have all the documentation proving it was originally purchased by Tony
(Title, Bill of Sale, Vehicle Registration, Personal items, Original Invoice from 2003) all the documents will go
with the Hummer. I am a private seller that is selling my collection of cars. I am the 2nd owner "Tony was the
first" and you will be purchasing it from me.
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