2003 Hummer H2 Base Sport Utility 4-door 6.0l 230k Paintwork Looks Like New on 2040-cars
Tampa, Florida, United States
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The Hummer looks as if its covered 23k miles as the paint shines like the day it left the factory but the mileage is 230k and has just been serviced inside the drivers seat shows the usage and would probably need to be refurbished or replaced the rest of the interior is in good shape. The transmission works good most of the time but does occasionally takes time to come out of 3rd gear so will need attention in the future. The top luggage rack is missing and the top lights would need to be replaced due to the wife entering a low roof but no damage to the body. The rest of the car is damage free and shows no sign of prior damage.
The Hummer looks fantastic and gleams in the Florida sunshine I have tried to be honest about the faults on the car and have priced it to sell taking all into consideration |
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