2006 Hummer H2 on 2040-cars
Pittsfield, Pennsylvania, United States
Just email me at: nunmmigliaccio@sheffwedfans.com .
This is a 18-20 passenger H2 Hummer 200 inch stretch Limousine built by Krystal. Purchased brand new in 2007. It's
a one owner and has low miles. This vehicle was assigned for local trips and local weddings. Very well maintained
and runs great. Buy it and put it right to use in your fleet or become your own boss. The vinyl top looks like its
brand new. Kept indoors when not in use. Has VIP area with own tv, AC and heat control separated from the main back
heating and cooling system. We recently installed a brand new transmission with a 3 year 100,000 mile warranty
about a 1,000 miles ago. All Maintance and repairs done at an authorized Krystal repair facility during and after
the warranty period ended. Not many of these left in this condition, low miles and built by Krystal. We are selling
to replace with a 2016 escalade limo and make room so buy with confidence. We don't have the room to keep it and
that's simply the only reason we are selling it. It is the only limo in our fleet that is older then 2014 and as
much as we would like to keep it , we have to move on to something newer and selling it was not a easy decision.
Contact me if you want additional pictures or if you have any questions.
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