2005 Hummer H2 Suv Lifted Monster Low Mileage Fabtech Lift on 2040-cars
Meadville, Pennsylvania, United States
I bought this H2 in October of 2010, I drove it most the first two years as a daily driver and have driven it less and less each year to the point where I just don't drive it anymore (I have a company vehicle now). It's paid off and I'm ready to get rid of it, I have the clean title in hand. I've only put 16,123 miles on it in about 3.5 years, it has 55,429 on it right now. I haven't driven it at all in the winter season in the past two years. I take good care of it and have all the service records since I bought it. It has a 6 inch Fabtech lift kit with dual front shocks, which was installed by the previous owner. It has 20 inch black Rockstars, with 37x12.5 Nitto Trail Grappler's that still have 1/2" deep tread remaining. If I put new tires on it I would try 40's, I think they will fit. It has a Superchips Cortex Programmer that comes with it. You can use it to read codes and adjust the speedometer for the larger tires, and lots of other things I never tried. The stock Bose system has been removed and replaced with some high end Alpine tweeters and mids. The truck is wired and ready to accept your amp and subs. It's fine how it is but it is lacking base. I had some old 12's and amp in there and it sounded pretty good. The stock Bose head unit has also been removed and replaced with a decent Kenwood single disc player. There is a cord in the glove box for connecting iPhone/iPad/iPod/etc (the older, wider plug). In and out this truck is in great shape for a 9 year old vehicle. Any questions please ask. Pick up in person or arrange for shipping. Prefer cash but will accept certified bank check but the funds have to clear before the truck or title leave my possesion. No reserve, please have funds lined up before bidding.
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