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Hummer H2 2003 Adventure Loaded W/options- Excellent Condition And Clean Carfax on 2040-cars

US $14,990.00
Year:2003 Mileage:206823 Color: Rearview Mirrors
Location:

Annapolis, Maryland, United States

Annapolis, Maryland, United States
Advertising:

2003 Hummer H2 6.0L V8 OHV 16V Burgundy, Automatic Transmission, All-Wheel Drive. 
VIN: 5GRGN23UX3H117518
Color: Burgundy 
Mileage: 207 K 
Condition: Excellent Throughout
CARFAX: Yes ( excellent , extensive history, no accidents)


This is my baby. My H2 has been meticulously maintained by the Hummer team Criswell Hummer ( in MC) and by my private mechanic in Annapolis,. I use Synthetic Oil and change it every 6K miles 
My H2 is in great mechanical as well as excellent cosmetic condition.
This custom H2 has has all the performance and luxury options that are missing in every other "Base H2 " advertised here.. 
All the sport options are performance oriented. No Faux cosmetic junk on this H2. You can use it like it was meant to be without fear, and if you upkeep it like I have , it will go to 500k and will always get you back home.

Car Fax is perfectly clean but with lots of maintenance history for your convenience..

This Hummer is an awesomly expedition equipped H2 , loaded with extras such as Front Guard, Rear light guards, Fog Lights, Roof Rack with 4 Driving Lamps, Leather , Automated and Heated seats in front, Bose Speakers, Sunroof,, Rear Stereo/Entertainment system with 11" screen, Integrated DVD player and Gaming machine inputs. I have just installed New running boards. Also replaced Air Suspension, have recently put new tires, and of course this H2 has an External Full Size Spare. Also included: 3d Road Seat (7th seat - removable). Rear a/c , 7 Speaker Bose system with Multi CD player, and lots more ( see below!)

This beautiful H2 is complete with two sets of remote keys and full owner's manuals for the H2 as well as for the DVDr / TV entertainment system. Included are also includes a a pair of wireless headphones, and built in tire inflator.

My H2 is loved and has received serviced religiously - I use only Synthetic oil . 
I am a Non smoker. There have been no major accidents. I have owned my H2 since 2006 and have put most of the mileage on it. This mileage has been almost exclusively highway .

This H2 is majestic and in fabulous condition. 

I will only entertain SERIOUS offers and cash - cashiers checks.


HERE IS A BREAKDOWN OF SOME OF THIS H2's MANY OPTIONS

NEW Running Boards
NEW Tires
NEW Air suspension bags
3rd row auxiliary seats
Sun roof with "express open" and "express close” 
 In-dash 6-disc CD changer with AM/FM stereo with digital clock and TheftLock
Rear seats DVD entertainment system
All-terrain tires and full size spare
Black roof rack crossbars and wrap-around brush grille guard, black tail-lamp guards, black tubular assist steps
the Adventure Hummer H2 with the automated air suspension package
4x4 full time AWD (switchable)
Air Conditioning
Alarm System
Alloy Wheels
AM/FM
Anti-Lock Brakes
Automatic Climate Control
Automatic Headlights
Aux Audio Jack
Cargo Area Tie downs
6 Disk CD in Dash
Child Safety Door Locks
Cruise Control
Daytime Running Lights
Driver Airbag
Driver Multi-Adjustable Power Seat
Pasanger Airbag ( defeatable)
Electrochromic Exterior Rearview Mirrors
Electrochromic Interior Rearview Mirror
Extra Keys
Fog Lights
Front Power Lumbar Support
Front Power Memory Seat
Full Size External Spare Tire
Heated Exterior Mirror
Heated Seats
High Intensity Discharge Headlights
High Intensity Roof Mounted Foglights
Interval Wipers
Keyless Entry
Leather Seats
Leather Steering Wheel
Locking Differential
Deluxe Luggage Rack
On-Star
Owners Manual
Passenger Airbag
Driver and Passenger Electronically adjustable-Adjustable Power / heated Seats
Power Brakes
Power Locks
Power Mirrors
Power Seats
Power Steering
Power Windows
Rear Defroster
Rear Wiper
Second Row Folding Seats
Second Row Sound and Video Controls
Third Row Seat
Separate Driver/Front Passenger Climate Controls
Skid Plate
Steering Wheel Mounted Controls
Sun Roof
Tachometer
Tilt Wheel
Tinted Windows
Tow Package
Traction Control
Trip Computer
Voice Activated Telephone
Rear Air Suspension with user Adjustable height control
Electronic towing load adjustment controls
Rear Air Pump ( tire inflator)
11" LCD screen
Remote control DVD system
Wireless Headphones
Auxiliary A/V and Gaming console inputs
Compass


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