2003 Hummer H2 Supercharged! Worlds Tallest Hummer! Custom Show Monster Truck! on 2040-cars
Covina, California, United States
Body Type:SUV
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:6.0 v8 plus supercharged gas
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Hummer
Model: H2
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Trim: luxury edition
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Drive Type: awd 4x4
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Mileage: 49,500
Exterior Color: Black
Interior Color: Tan
Number of Doors: 4
Number of Cylinders: 8
Options: Sunroof, 4-Wheel Drive, Leather Seats, CD Player, Supercharged, 24" Custom Lift, Custom Interior, To, add more
This 2003 h2 fully custom monster truck boasts to be the undisputed biggest Hummer H2 in the world and currently awaits it validation and recognition by the Guinness World Records as such. This is your once in a lifetime opportunity to own a pending piece of history! Over $150k was invested into this machine, with no expense spared. This truck took nearly a year to build and was built by the infamous Outlaw Offroad in Santa Ana, CA. Feature list is exhaustive, please see below for partial list and email for a complete list of upgrades and options. Truck has been featured in several publications, and receives requests from filmmakers on occasion to use it in upcoming movies. Whipple Supercharger, Train horn, chrome everything. Low mileage! Custom Kicker Sound with (3) 12" L7 Solobaric subwoofers, take a look! This truck is guaranteed to turn heads no matter where you go! No other hummer like it, nor can one even come close to compare to it. This hummer is great for advertising your business. Never off roaded. If you want the one in a million type of vehicle that know one else has then this vehicle is for you. Everyone will envy you. Know matter where you go you will put a smile on peoples faces when they see thing thing roll into town. Thumbs up all day long and every one will want to take a picture with your ride. believe me thousands upon thousands pictures taken. One of a kind. The pictures dont do this hummer justice, you gotta see it in person to really appreciate the true beauty. any questions call 626 343-7706 kevin. I am the proud owner.
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AM General's new CEO has strong military roots
Fri, Dec 11 2015AM General has a new president and chief executive officer. Current CEO Charlie Hall is retiring from the company. In his place, the defense and automotive manufacturer has named industry veteran Andy Hove. Though primarily a defense contractor, AM General has produced a number of civilian vehicles as well. The company is perhaps best known for the Hummer (or Humvee in military parlance) and continued producing both the original H1 and the subsequent H2 after selling the brand to General Motors. Even after GM shut down the brand, AM General continued producing Humvees for military use and as a civilian kit. The company is also behind Mobility Ventures, which produces purpose-built wheelchair-accessible vehicles, assembles the R-Class for Mercedes-Benz, and has been linked to potential commercial van and pickup truck assembly for GM as well. Based in South Bend, IN, AM General shares its roots with the Jeep brand. It was split off from American Motors Corporation after the latter was bought by Renault and then by Chrysler. Today it's owned by New York-based investment firms Renco Group and MacAndrews & Forbes. A former Army officer, Hove arrives at the company with considerable experience in the defense industry, particularly in vehicle manufacturing. He has previously served as president of HDT Global and before that of Oshkosh Defense. Prior to that he headed up the Bradley tank program for BAE Systems, where he increased sales from $250 million to $2 billion within five years. His departing predecessor Charlie Hall was named CEO in 2011, assuming day-to-day responsibility for the company's operations from the suitably named chairman James Armour. Related Video: AM General Announces Vehicle Manufacturing Industry Leader Andy Hove To Serve As Chief Executive Officer Hove Succeeds Retiring CEO Charlie Hall SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dec 8, 2015 – AM General, the global leader in light tactical vehicles, today announced that Andy Hove will serve as the company's new Chief Executive Officer and President, succeeding Charlie Hall who is retiring. Hove brings to AM General a track record of excellence at a diverse array of defense and commercial companies in the United States and around the world. Hove most recently served as the President and CEO of HDT Global where he rapidly proved the quality of his leadership in helping transform the company.
Humvees are now exported to China by Bob Lutz and Henrik Fisker's company
Tue, May 9 2017At Auto Shanghai, a company called Humvee Export showed off its Humvee C-Series. It's not a new design, of course, as the High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) has been used by the American military for decades, and versions made their way into the hands of civilians through multiple means, including via General Motors as the Hummer H1. GM discontinued the H1 in 2006, and shuttered the Hummer brand in 2010. Now, Humvee Export is building the C-Series in the US, with help from none other than Bob Lutz and VLF Automotive, to sell in China, according to Car & Driver. VLF, if you recall, is the company founded by Gilbert Villarreal, Bob Lutz, and Henrik Fisker. So far, VLF has launched the Destino, using the Fisker Karma body with a supercharged LS9 V8 engine from GM, as well as the Force 1, which is essentially a Viper-based, V10-powered supercar. Humvee Export President John Costin tells C&D that his company has contracted VLF to build its new C-Series in St. Clair, Michigan. Among Humvee Export's founders is Paul Chedid, who was once the distributor for the Hummer H1 in France. AM General, which builds the HMMWV for US and other militaries, sells C-Series kits (customers need to supply their own powertrain). VLF buys kits and finishes the build, and Humvee Export works with importers around the world to sell finished versions of the C-Series, complete with powertrain, with China being the latest market. The US is out of luck, though, as it can't be certified as a replica of a 25-year-old vehicle, thus exempting it from EPA and crash test certification under the Low Volume Motor Vehicle Manufacturers Act. Related Video:
Junkyard Gem: 2006 Hummer H3 SUV
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