Who wants it?
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Joined: Jul 2012
Posts: 8,907
From: C-Town
No matter what your asking price is, I wouldn't buy it, with your fvcked up attitude.
Just move on grasshopper, and do some research on sales and marketing.
Oorah!
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Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 6,126
From: SE Michigan
Those Manual T people are out there, just not a lot of them the perspective buyer pool.
We owned a 2009 H3T Adventure Manual for 2 + years. The only I5 we have ever owned and it was "OK" on acceleration, a "workout" when off-road and "OK" on the highway.
Not being an Adventure package will narrow the perspective buyer pool even more. Most who want to row their own gears in a "T" will look for the F&R Lockers and Lower T-case.
Sorry man, no one would consider it to be in Very Good condition with those issues.
Stick with your Bookface sales where they don't know krap about HUMMER H3Ts.
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Joined: Apr 2013
Posts: 51
From: Huntsville, AL
Hey now!
[QUOTE=TAINTER;366034]The only positive I can see is the Manual Transmission. You have to find someone who wants a Manual T.
Those Manual T people are out there, just not a lot of them the perspective buyer pool.
We owned a 2009 H3T Adventure Manual for 2 + years. The only I5 we have ever owned and it was "OK" on acceleration, a "workout" when off-road and "OK" on the highway.
Not being an Adventure package will narrow the perspective buyer pool even more. Most who want to row their own gears in a "T" will look for the F&R Lockers and Lower T-case.
Taint I have to disagree that Little gray T handles great off road and a nice ride on pavement. That’s one of the reasons I still got her. Been asked more than a few time if I wanted to sell. I just told them know and to go look on autotrader.
Those Manual T people are out there, just not a lot of them the perspective buyer pool.
We owned a 2009 H3T Adventure Manual for 2 + years. The only I5 we have ever owned and it was "OK" on acceleration, a "workout" when off-road and "OK" on the highway.
Not being an Adventure package will narrow the perspective buyer pool even more. Most who want to row their own gears in a "T" will look for the F&R Lockers and Lower T-case.
Taint I have to disagree that Little gray T handles great off road and a nice ride on pavement. That’s one of the reasons I still got her. Been asked more than a few time if I wanted to sell. I just told them know and to go look on autotrader.
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Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 6,126
From: SE Michigan
[QUOTE=Geoanimal;367213]
Hey Geo, nice to see you have our previously owned Manual T still. Been looking for an Alpha OffRoad in that color for a while now. Wife loved it.
"T"s always handle well on an off the pavement regardless of their engine/trans combo. I mentioned acceleration and it being a workout with shifting and clutch pushing offroad. Better mileage than an automatic I5.
The only positive I can see is the Manual Transmission. You have to find someone who wants a Manual T.
Those Manual T people are out there, just not a lot of them the perspective buyer pool.
We owned a 2009 H3T Adventure Manual for 2 + years. The only I5 we have ever owned and it was "OK" on acceleration, a "workout" when off-road and "OK" on the highway.
Not being an Adventure package will narrow the perspective buyer pool even more. Most who want to row their own gears in a "T" will look for the F&R Lockers and Lower T-case.
Taint I have to disagree that Little gray T handles great off road and a nice ride on pavement. That’s one of the reasons I still got her. Been asked more than a few time if I wanted to sell. I just told them know and to go look on autotrader.
Those Manual T people are out there, just not a lot of them the perspective buyer pool.
We owned a 2009 H3T Adventure Manual for 2 + years. The only I5 we have ever owned and it was "OK" on acceleration, a "workout" when off-road and "OK" on the highway.
Not being an Adventure package will narrow the perspective buyer pool even more. Most who want to row their own gears in a "T" will look for the F&R Lockers and Lower T-case.
Taint I have to disagree that Little gray T handles great off road and a nice ride on pavement. That’s one of the reasons I still got her. Been asked more than a few time if I wanted to sell. I just told them know and to go look on autotrader.
"T"s always handle well on an off the pavement regardless of their engine/trans combo. I mentioned acceleration and it being a workout with shifting and clutch pushing offroad. Better mileage than an automatic I5.
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