Hummer H2 Sut Truck One Of A Kind Yellow 52k Miles 22 Inch Wheels New Tires! on 2040-cars
Key Largo, Florida, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 2005
Mileage: 52,000
Make: Hummer
Exterior Color: Yellow
Model: H2
Interior Color: Black
Trim: leather
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: automatic
AS OF 10/17/2013 BOUGHT BRAND NEW NITTO TERRA GRAPPLERS TIRES MOUNTED AND BALANCED $2,000.00!
I have dropped the price considerably, before you go buying a Jeep for $35k take a close look at this H2. You won't be disappointed! Let me start off by saying I was listing this truck for my friend, who needs the money so I agreed to lend him the money while the truck sold. I will try to describe the truck as best as possible. Truck is in my possession, I have the title, and I have driven it around town. This truck has been his pride and joy since new. He hated to part with it but started a new business and needed the funds. 2005 Hummer H2 TRUCK SUT Only 52,000 miles One Owner: Although a vehicle history report may show 2 owner truck, he is the original owner. The truck was transferred once within the family for insurance purposes. The truck began the transformation a few years back when one of his family members opened a one stop automotive custom shop in Miami Florida. It became the show piece for the business and was featured in many of the local advertising. The more you look at the truck the more you realize the amount of work that went into getting the “Right Look.” Park a stock one next to it and you will quickly realize that this is the way they should come from the factory.
Overall condition of vehicle: This a gorgeous truck that gets tons of attention. New $73k and over $30k in customization. I had someone in a car next to me shooting a video going down the highway the other day. With that being said it is an 8 year vehicle with some wear. Overall in my opinion you wont find a cleaner or nicer 2005. Somethings worth mentioning, rear bed corner had a dent you can tell in one of the pictures, that was recently fixed about 95% with paintless dent removal. Normal key hole scratches on the door handle. Wheels are starting to show some pitting/corrosion under the black powdercoating. Door entry sill plates have some scratches from getting in and out. Other than that exceptionally clean and shiny. Everyone that has seen the truck says how clean and well taken care of it looks. Clear FLORIDA title in hand. NO LIENS! Any questions call GUS 305.394.1374 cell
SOLD as USED in AS-IS CONDITION with NO WARRANTY expressed or implied. I encourage anyone that would like to come see the truck before bidding to do so. No disappoinments! Otherwise refer to the pictures. |
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