2001 Hummer H1 Turbo Diesel Wagon on 2040-cars
Andover, New Jersey, United States
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2001 6.5L TURBO DIESEL HUMMER H1 WAGON Pleased to offer this rare 2001 Hummer H1 wagon with only 68,000 miles! As you already know, the Hummer H1 was in production from 1992 up until 2006. The first civilian to purchase an H1 was Arnold Schwarzenegger. In 2006, Hummer ceased sales to the public. Since that time the value of pre-owned Hummers are steadily rising. This hand assembled, “Rolls Royce” among trucks is becoming a true collector’s item and this is your chance to own it! Buy it now for $58,000 before someone else gets it!!! This H1 is in great shape with virtually no damage and it looks like new. The interior is very clean and it is in good condition. This beast is the 100% ORIGINAL HUMMER without any MODIFICATIONS that you see on other Hummer’s on E-bay!! Great collection truck! Engine and transmission are in great working condition. Upgrades: 1) The truck was professionally painted in 2010 2) The undercarriage and suspension was sandblasted and re-painted last summer of 2013 3) New Engine/Transmission Radiator 4) New Two Batteries 5) New Wipers 6) Military style Tires have about 75% tread 7) New Rear Brake Rotors and Pads 8) Complete NEW TT4/ABS system! (New ABS Modular, ECU and Rear speed senor computer) 9) Upgrade Heater and AC 10) Overhaul Service (documentation available) This HUMMER was fully inspected by professional mechanic at OK Four-Wheel Drive Auto in Stewartsville NJ. Everything is good to go! Price: You can buy this Hummer now for $56,381 to $58,281 for Trade-in price according to Kelley Blue Book! This is also the same as buying a Hummer in Very Good condition for the price of one in Fair condition only! I have checked the Blue Book every month and noticed that the values of Hummer H1s are steadily increasing every month! Reason for selling: To invest into my business. It is difficult for me to sell this amazing Hummer. Hope the next owner who will take a good care of this legendary truck. Driven by the owner of a Hummer dealership for 18,000 miles, before I purchased it. Title is clear and have it in my hand, waiting for a new owner! If you have any questions, please contact Robert at DemonHummer@aol.com. Buyer is responsible for all shipping charges, vehicle tags and taxes. Hummer is sold as is with NO warranty. Full cash payment is preferred. If you want to pay with a bank check, the vehicle will not be transferred and handed over until the check has been cleared, since it may take few days to clear, due to new bank regulations. Good Luck! |
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