Yearing them out
#12
05-26-2008, 01:48 PM
RE: Yearing them out
Looking at our tail lights in the bumper, it looks like an easy add on. Are the bumpers the same from year to year, just some have tail lights in them? (There is a place for them or you have to actually replace the end cap of the bumper)
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#14
05-26-2008, 02:04 PM
RE: Yearing them out
Found these, and they are awesome looking, but it doesn't read there are a conversation or if you already have to have tail lights in the bumper 1st or not.
http://www.coolights.com/2005--2007-..._922-1719.html
http://www.coolights.com/2005--2007-..._922-1719.html
#15
05-26-2008, 02:40 PM
RE: Yearing them out
If I were you I would just buy the 49" LED light bar for under the hatch and add backup lights in that spot....
BTW... 2003 was the only year for the Antenna on the roof.... and I think only 03's had Hummer on the steering wheel... 04's say H2.
BTW... 2003 was the only year for the Antenna on the roof.... and I think only 03's had Hummer on the steering wheel... 04's say H2.
#16
05-26-2008, 03:33 PM
RE: Yearing them out
Driving down the road I can tell you the difference between a 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 and so on Corvette. I can't do that on the Hummers. One I didn't pay that much attention and two I don't think there are that many external changes to them. If we can't tell the diiference Joe Q public can't for sure. As far as they know you guys are all driving new H2s.
#17
05-26-2008, 05:51 PM
RE: Yearing them out
My neighbor had no idea mine was 5 years old.... and with a 01/03 build date mine is almost 6 years old....
#18
05-27-2008, 07:35 PM
RE: Yearing them out
ORIGINAL: 3hummers
Driving down the road I can tell you the difference between a 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 and so on Corvette. I can't do that on the Hummers. One I didn't pay that much attention and two I don't think there are that many external changes to them. If we can't tell the diiference Joe Q public can't for sure. As far as they know you guys are all driving new H2s.
Driving down the road I can tell you the difference between a 63, 64, 65, 66, 67 and so on Corvette. I can't do that on the Hummers. One I didn't pay that much attention and two I don't think there are that many external changes to them. If we can't tell the diiference Joe Q public can't for sure. As far as they know you guys are all driving new H2s.
, just picked it up!!
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#20
05-29-2008, 08:12 PM
RE: Yearing them out
Hello Friends,
I forgot to mention on a personal note in my previous reply, these bumper tailights are a nice addition to the H2.
However, I am not considering installing them on my H2.
In place of these bumper tailights I will be installing "MILITARY VEHICLE TAIL LIGHT BLACK OUT LIGHTS".
I purchased from ebay the whole "BLACK OUT LIGHT" package:
1) FRONT HEADLIGHT BLACK OUT LIGHTS
2) MARKER BLACK OUT LIGHTS
3) TAIL LIGHT BLACK OUT LIGHTS
I am in the process of reconditioning them and retrofiting them and installing them on my H2.
As soon as I am finished, I will post some photos for your viewing and comments and opinions.
I forgot to mention on a personal note in my previous reply, these bumper tailights are a nice addition to the H2.
However, I am not considering installing them on my H2.
In place of these bumper tailights I will be installing "MILITARY VEHICLE TAIL LIGHT BLACK OUT LIGHTS".
I purchased from ebay the whole "BLACK OUT LIGHT" package:
1) FRONT HEADLIGHT BLACK OUT LIGHTS
2) MARKER BLACK OUT LIGHTS
3) TAIL LIGHT BLACK OUT LIGHTS
I am in the process of reconditioning them and retrofiting them and installing them on my H2.
As soon as I am finished, I will post some photos for your viewing and comments and opinions.