H1 Hummer Wagons

[OLDH1]

Width is always going to be the issue and planning to prevent any issues will take away from the adventure of NOT knowing what is around the next bend...will just have to take it slow and make sure my reverse camera is working!

[OLDH1]

Nothing against our neighbors to the south or north...but I have spent so many years outside the good ole USA...I have 1000 places to see inside my own country before I go outside again!

[24HOURSOFNEVADA]

Having owned a really tall vehicle (4wd sportsmobile) I would rather have tall than wide.[/QUOTE]

Lance, did you sell your Sportsmobile?

[24HOURSOFNEVADA]

Good points and I am lucky as I really appreciate all vehicles and have owned toyota's and LR's and they are definitely the top of their class...but I always wanted an H1 Wagon to do some exploring in off the beaten path...just have to make sure it is a wide path!

For sure, I wouldn't let the width stop me from owning a nice one. It's like off roading with a trailer, you just have to look around and be a little more aware than the next guy.

[shortbus4x4]

Nothing against our neighbors to the south or north...but I have spent so many years outside the good ole USA...I have 1000 places to see inside my own country before I go outside again!

Going north out of the US would be fine. Its south where you could end up in trouble driving something like a Humvee. If I had the money I would have one, width be dammed. They will go just about anywhere, of course the ones I drove were bought and paid for by the US taxpayer so I didn't worry too much about breaking one.

[cgalpha08]

There arent a lot ofH1's for several reason.
1. They cost a lot
2. People hate them for some strange reason, like a legitimate hate, i will never understand
3. Gas mileage isn't the greatest either.

Don't get me wrong, i am a huge fan of hummers. I have an H2 and H3 and love them. I am looking to add an H1 to my line up.

The H1 is a great choice for expedition, it'll get you everywhere, heck driving through 3 feet of water with no consequences is awesome! Your not gunna have an trouble negotiating terrain.

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[cgalpha08]

There never was a 6.5 Duramax

Um yes there was. In 2006 the alpha version was a duramax diesel.

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[BurbanAZ]

good luck with ur H1 and definitely post up some pictures. I agree i would be worried about the width, i have a 92 suburban and i have issues with being too big for some places and it means you definitely have to think a little further ahead lol

[Ridge Runner]

Um yes there was. In 2006 the alpha version was a duramax diesel.

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He was referring to the displacement. Someone earlier called a 6.5 a Duramax.

[REDROVER]

Hello, I have a 1993 H1 Wagon that is currently being reworked at Predator Motorsports in CA. Once it is finished I will be starting the adventure with some expeditions across the US before I tackle anything big...but I was wondering why there do not seem to be any or very many H1's used for expeditionary vehicles? I know the fuel mileage would be a concern but that issue is being corrected at Predator where I will be pulling 20+ mpg. Just curious why there seem to be no H1's in the game.

i have 3 H1s on the game . i am gonna drive one up to prhudo bay Alaska this may .. H1 needs now offload prep , the owners do need that.

its made for extreme conditions , . fuel economy of the stock H1 is better than any 4x4 with 33+ tires,


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