Hi all,

I posted this in the "New Member" area but I thought I'd put it in here as well since this is where I'm going to be hanging out - I can meet you all a little quicker.

I'm a Canadian ex-pat that has been living in Dubai for the last 7 years and have recently picked up a H3, absolutely love it for the most part so far. When I was back in Canada I had a few SUV's and trucks, my favorites were my 2 door Blazers ('97 & '00) and a 4 door Z71 8100 ('05), this little H3 feels like it fits in between really well. I've always admired the style since the first one I saw back in Canada in '05 (or early '06), now I wonder why I took so long to buy one.

Here is a quick picture of it during the first off-road tour I took out into the desert, I was fortunate enough to have a camel take the time to pose for me



I'm looking forward to meeting a lot of members and getting some ideas on mods, don't worry about me being a newb, asking newb questions and not knowig how to use the search function - I'm a very active member on another forum, MBWorld. I try to contribute as much as I can as I progess with my CLK build, here is what sits next to the H3 in my garage;



Again, looking forward to meeting all of you and contributing when I can

Kev.

 

Welcome to the forum.

 

Nice looking truck
That has to be the first time I have seen an H3 with a camel in the background.
With the sun over there, the white color has to help with the reflecting some heat too
And welcome.

 

Thanks for the welcomes guys

Yeah, I was pretty lucky to get that pic, I thought it would be a good one to use here for my introduction. The white paint does help a little I guess but when it gets to 120*F its all about hoping the AC can keep up

 

Hello . This is Charles.
nice to meet you buddy.

 

Nice truck and car. Have a few friends from the states working in Dubai, looks like a nice place.

 

Hello and welcome. Good to see another Canadian!! Looks awesome there in dubais too.
You will find lots of good info about your rig and any suggestion or troubleshooting you need. Lots of helpful people too.