2004 Hummer Lifted Supercharged H2 Road Armor Fabtech King Gobi on 2040-cars
Ben Wheeler, Texas, United States
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I have a 2004 Hummer H2. Its in next to excellent condition. Only has 53k original miles on the supercharged 6.0. The supercharger is the polished Magnuson. Also has Road Armor front and rear bumpers. The front bumper has the grille gaurd that is not in the pictures, the rear bumper has the optional spare tire carrier with a new matching spare. Theres a Mile Marker winch in the front bumper that has never been used. As for suspension it has a Fabtech 6" with dual King reservoir shocks in the front and King piggybacks in the rear. Also is equipped with factory air ride so this thing rides awesome. Has 37-12.50-20 Nitto Trail Grapplers mounted on 20" XD Monsters..The roof rack is Gobi brand. All of the factory silver pieces on the inside were color matched to the outside. Has the factory nav and sunroof. The seats are in good condition besides the driver side having a slight discolorment where you slide in and out. Also has the third row seat. To help get in and out theres n-fab steps. Nothing beats the sound of this supercharger. It does have a reconditioned title due to right front suspension damage. It has been proffessionally repaired. if there are any questions please ask. It is also for sale locally so if I choose to end sale I reserve the right to do that.
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