I was wondeing if anyone had a 1995AMGeneralHUMMERwith a gas engine, how bad is the gasmileage, & is there any major problems with them. I was thinking of buying one and just wanted some info.

 

No offense but why would you perfer gas over diesel? Diesel is more efficient and the engine lasts longer and is mor dependable, plus it has more torque to move a beast like the H1. It would probably get 5mpg because the H11 is about 1000 pounds heavier than the H2.

 

I don't perfer gas over diesel, It is the onlyone around that I can afford,& I don't wantto drive across thecountry to get a diesel one, but it would be a fun tripon the way back anyway.I will be happy with a gas or diesel,I just want a H1!

 

here is a picture of it

 

I never knew they made a gas H1 and I thought you wanted to convert it to gas. Well I dont know,if H2's came diesel I would buy the diesel version because of the economy and power but an H1 is 1000pounds heavier and it really isnt worth getting it. BTW why wouldyou have to go halfway across the country to find one?

 

Because there aint nocheap H1s anywhere around here. The closest one is in NC & I can't afford it . This one is about $12,000 and I want it so bad[:@]& It has a clean history. It is within 30 miles of my house. I need help I don't know what to do.

 

$12,000 is a phenomenally cheap price for an H1. It's pretty rare to see even an old one with a lot of miles on it go for less than $20k. Be very wary.

 

It has just under 100,000 miles on it I thought it was good considering my 1997 silverado has175,000 miles on it and is still running pretty good

 

Only $12,000 for an H1, are you sure because that is extremely cheap and rare to find one like that. I think something is wrong with it and ask the guy if you can test drive it and check absolutely everthing on the car because I doubt anyone will sell it for so cheap unlless something is wrong.

 

I second what Scot says - even is that thing has junk engine (or none)in it $12k is extremely cheap.

BTW, Scot, I still owe you about 200lbs worth of cores, I think... should I put them on a pallet and ship them to you? Drop me an email...

-Manny