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2005 H2 Sut-diesel Converted & Loaded on 2040-cars

US $49,500.00
Year:2005 Mileage:48067
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  • 2005 with 48,000 miles total, with less than 500 miles put on since the diesel conversion.


  • Engine- 2006 6.6 liter Duramax LBZ with stock 360 hp and 650 foot-pounds of torque and a 16.8 to 1 compression ratio. Full Allison 1000 5-speed automatic transmission. 


    • The V8 gas engine on Hummers had only 316 hp.


    • The 2006 Duramax engine came in two models, the LLY which had 310 hp and 605 ft-lbs of torque and then the LBZ came out with the 360 hp and 650 ft.-lbs of torque.


  • Edge Evolution Programmer/Tuner for the 06/07 6.6 Duramax-  Base of 100 hp and 210 foot-pounds of torque.   Tuner has 3 modes to improve fuel economy and is internet updateable.


  • Total Horsepower and Torque-  460 hp and 860 foot-pounds of torque.


  • Weight is the same as the 2006 Chevy Silverado 2500 which is 6,400 lbs curb weight.


  • Completely Blacked out with window tint-


  • Heated power seats, power windows and a large power sliding moonroof-


  • Black leather is in excellent condition in the front and like new in the back-


  • DVD system in the headrests with headphones-


  • Navigation-


  • Back-Up Camera-


  • Bose premium sound system-  Added a custom subwoofer and amp system tucked under the back seat which takes up no room and doesn’t show any wires. 


  • MP3 plug-in and a custom iPod jack that has been mounted next to the screen. 


  • Strobe lighting in the headlights and taillights that’s controlled with the red toggle switches in the front console area-installed because it was built as a showtruck-


  • Bulletproof 12” lift with upgraded FOX shocks-


  • Brand new 35” Falken tires with black billet rims-


This truck really needs to be seen in person to appreciate all the extras it has and its completely custom look.  It was built to be a showtruck and has never been driven in the rain.  It was previously owned by a California resident.  Since I purchased it I have only drove it about 100 miles because I bought it right before winter and once winter hit I had it detailed and placed in storage.  The reason I am selling it is because we had an exceptionally long winter this year and I decided to stay in the area so it isn’t a practical vehicle for me to own in upstate NY.


KBB for this truck stock with NONE of extras is $29,503. To do a diesel conversion it costs between $30-35,000.  I will take $50,000 for this truck and I’ll accept any reasonable offers, none below $42,000.


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