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2006 Hummer H2 on 2040-cars

US $12,300.00
Year:2006 Mileage:1400 Color: Brown /
 Brown
Location:

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

Alexandria, Virginia, United States
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Hummer H2 Canepa Design.
SEMA Show Truck

This 2006 Hummer H2 was built & shown as the featured vehicle for General Motors at the recent SEMA Show in Las
Vegas, Nevada. Built from a brand new 2006 H2, this vehicle was completely disassembled to make extensive
modifications to the roof and interior. The roof was opened and restructured to install a full length electric
sliding sunroof. The floor was extensively modified to allow for the installation of two factory, full power,
bucket seats in the center aisle. The two seats were located more than a 12 inches rearward to allow for expanded
legroom and reclining capability. The entire cabin of the vehicle was sound deadened to eliminate noise and heat.

Over 1500 man hours invested in the design and build of this one of a kind H2! Over $50,000 in upgrade parts alone!

Performance
Performance comes from a 500 HP inter-cooled supercharged engine system including a fuel system upgrade,
re-programed ECU, air intake and filter, in addition to a complete "Catback" stainless steel exhaust system
including brushed stainless steel exhaust tips.

Wheels/Tires
The Canepa Design H2 stands on custom 20" forged alloy wheels with 37" x 20" on-road/off-road radial tires.

Suspension/Brakes
Custom Edelbrock "Xtreme Travel" remote reservoir gas shocks and Canepa Design front and rear sway bars
dramatically improve the handling. The New four wheel Brembo brake system includes the largest calipers and rotors
ever built.

Exterior
The exterior monochromatic design starts with a custom formulated color "Chestnut Bronze Metallic". Over 80
individual body items that were black on a stock Hummers was refinished in either gloss or matte body color. They
include; front and rear bumper cover assemblies, front and rear rock guard fascias, hood vent, roof rails and
windshield pillar moldings, mirror assemblies, door handle bezels, taillight surrounds and pillar vents, custom
Canepa Design wheel opening flairs, lower rocker moldings, rear hatch license panel, etc. The monochromatic theme
is accented by special titanium plated appointments including; the front grille, custom billet fuel door, hood
handles, side cowl vents and rear-body "Hummer" logo.

The side and rear glass is double paned with an insulated membrane between the glass to eliminate noise and
dramatically improve security. This glass was first introduced at SEMA in this vehicle. Other options include
back-up camera system, chrome plated tow hooks (front and rear with polished stainless steel hardware), powder
coated front lower skidplate, power retractable steps, front and rear hitch covers with lock, etc.

Interior
The entire interior was redesigned by Canepa with 100% leather trim throughout. The leather was custom dyed and
embossed by Edelman Leather in New York. The "rust" primary color with graphite "diamond-plate" seat inserts and
accent trim enhance the 4 bucket seats, door panels, center console, cargo trim panels, lower dash, armrests and
door pulls, pillar-trim panels, overhead console and visors, etc. "Rust" color Rolls-Royce carpet is used
"wall-to-wall" including door pockets and rear storage compartments. Matching Alcantera suede material is used on
the custom fabricated headliner. Final interior touches include titanium shifter and bezel, speaker covers,
interior door handles and vents surrounds, Keith Collins sculptured floor carpets and "soft touch" interior trim
finishes.

The mobile electronics package includes three 9" integrated LCD screens, 10 disk remote controlled DVD changer,
wireless headphones, and optional surround sound. The stereo system upgrade includes a custom JL Audio subwoofer,
amp and speaker system. Backup camera is integrated into factory screen.

500 Horsepower -- 525 ft/lbs Torque

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