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Hummer H3t concept
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Why do you keep doing this? :angry:
That is from MY account on Imagestation, and I would appreciate it if you at least asked me to use it. I dont appreciate you taking something from my account and not at least giving me credit for putting it on the web.
Again, the only way you could have gotten it was through me or C&G.
That is from MY account on Imagestation, and I would appreciate it if you at least asked me to use it. I dont appreciate you taking something from my account and not at least giving me credit for putting it on the web.
Again, the only way you could have gotten it was through me or C&G.
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hmm, looks cool. But do we want Hummer stomping on Chevy and GMS trucks ?
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wasn't it supposed to look like a blazer that grew up near a nuclear power plant? I thought the H3 was gonna have wierd fender flares and ****...*shrug* any way you cut it this concept looks alright, and even if it doesn't deliver on the power and torque it'll still be a half decent looking vehicle....any info on engine and trim options?
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Northstar do you have permission from Car & Driver magazine to scan and publish those pictures and articles on the net? If not, then get off tahoes back! 
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lasma:If I didn't then wouldn't they be on my back?Originally posted by tfproject4@Dec 4 2003, 06:25 PM
Northstar do you have permission from Car & Driver magazine to scan and publish those pictures and articles on the net? If not, then get off tahoes back!
I can control if I take them down or not.
here is a link to some offical pics http://autochat.philip-price.com/cgi-bin/i...ct=ST;f=16;t=57
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wow great shots
by the way what is ams cus they got hte pics from them
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It is buthe H3 T has 2 doors and a bed. The "normal" H3 is supposed to debut at NAAIS.
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Anyone notice how the controversial 7-slot grille is de-emphasized? I like-
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Two or three points:
I do like the H3; albeit we're running into Oldsmobile's "tube car" syndrome: they're starting to all look alike. Not look bad, but starting to run into a rut. I do like the H3T, as it is a true pickup; we lost that on the H1 when it was christened H1.
Styling: not bad; it does have the de-emphasized grille; not only to make it look different, but to avoid any more legal contreversy with DCX as GM did when it showed the H2 concept. It still has the embossed "HUMMER" below the driver's headlight, as the H2 concept did. Sadly, the barred "HUMMER" was added to the production H2 due to the above legal matters.
I do hope one thing though. I did love the H2 when it was shown in concept form; my pictures from the NAIAS have it looking sleek and low; more like a conventional HUMMER style. I do like the production H2 (guy down my street is one of the chief engineers), but I feel the styling's been squandered a bit. It seems a bit more chunky overall, and not as sleek and elongated as the original concept design did. I hope they stick true to the H3T; my dad's seen them up at Proving Grounds, but he won't tell me anything about them.
Oh, one more thing. This is the THIRD, yes, 3rd concept to feature the Turbo I-5:
-H3t
-Colorado Xtreme
-Bel Air (yes, this was the first time the GM I-5 was ever shown or heard of, and it was turbocharged!!)
MQ
I do like the H3; albeit we're running into Oldsmobile's "tube car" syndrome: they're starting to all look alike. Not look bad, but starting to run into a rut. I do like the H3T, as it is a true pickup; we lost that on the H1 when it was christened H1.
Styling: not bad; it does have the de-emphasized grille; not only to make it look different, but to avoid any more legal contreversy with DCX as GM did when it showed the H2 concept. It still has the embossed "HUMMER" below the driver's headlight, as the H2 concept did. Sadly, the barred "HUMMER" was added to the production H2 due to the above legal matters.
I do hope one thing though. I did love the H2 when it was shown in concept form; my pictures from the NAIAS have it looking sleek and low; more like a conventional HUMMER style. I do like the production H2 (guy down my street is one of the chief engineers), but I feel the styling's been squandered a bit. It seems a bit more chunky overall, and not as sleek and elongated as the original concept design did. I hope they stick true to the H3T; my dad's seen them up at Proving Grounds, but he won't tell me anything about them.
Oh, one more thing. This is the THIRD, yes, 3rd concept to feature the Turbo I-5:
-H3t
-Colorado Xtreme
-Bel Air (yes, this was the first time the GM I-5 was ever shown or heard of, and it was turbocharged!!)
MQ
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