You do not need a ladder to get in it. but is it a H1, H2 or H3.5

 

Is that a Hummer? As if they weren't ugly enough already!!! I guess it's off road capabilities (what it was designed for) is slightly compromised.

Jim

 

For those of us that believe everything is better lowered that is perfect !!! I honestly think that the best way to improve the look of any vehicle is to lower it first...but that could be a reflection of me being a bit vertically challenged...plus what else would you do to a Hummer...put more chrome on it, a set of 26s, 28s...30s maybe some audio video...and you know most Hummers never see "Off Road" anyway...

 

Can you drive it or just look at it

 

Saw it in a mag and showed them driving it. If you ever get any upclose pics of the detail that went into this hummer, it's amazing. Besides, why not. Do something original and people will flock to you. Somebody got some sponsors, and wants eveyone to know what his/her shop is capable of too.

 

i remember that truck and it was bagged/bodydropped when the hummer first came out. it was done by Ekstensive Metalworks in Houston. it was just a bunch of bored white guys that decided to build an awesome truck.

if its not cool to you, you are probably too old. this truck has been around for 4-5 years. dont know why all the hoopla now?

its also used for promo and their business multiplied 10-fold when they did this truck the first 2 times. you guys are just all hating on the time and hard work involved.

 

It's great for a show/promotional vehicle, but I don't like the idea of lowered 4WD trucks in general.

 

i think maybe a lil too extreme but then again, it's a "show" car.

kinda like having a F-650 with a 10in lift kit and 35in tires and a boatload of tricks under it's hood and in the interior.

 

35"?...you are from Texas. you know how we do in Texas, we have 60" tires and are daily driven

 

While it`s not my taste it is a show car with lots of handmade mods. I give them credit more for that than cars with peel and stick add ons.