WTB rust free early year H2. $10-15K

[2010_5thgen]

Im looking for a used H2 with some miles on it. Preferably from the south so it hasn't seen salty winter roads. nothing more than 150K on it. decent interior. I know the driver seat may be a bit rough, but nothing with holes in it. I don't really want black, but if it comes at a good price I could change my mind. nothing wrecked. just a good solid truck that runs good with maintenance history. if anyone has leads please send them to me.
text 330-904-1019
email z06transam@yahoo.com

[PaHumBug]

Mine is for sale. 2005 with only 55K miles. I don't drive it in the winter. I'll throw in the Hummer roof box, third row seat, and a set of sub woofers that are already installed. I'm looking to get $30K or so.

[2010_5thgen]

Haha. Thanks. But a bit more than I'm wanting to spend. Lookin for a CHEAP one as a secondary vehicle.

[PaHumBug]

did you get that camaro sold? That thing was pretty sweet.

[2010_5thgen]

Yeah traded it in 3 weeks ago.

[kprice1014]

i have a 2003 with 120,000 on it. im a little up north, i hardly drive my hummer anymore. very clean. i might consider 15,000 with the factory radio.

[2010_5thgen]

Where are you located? Any pictures?

[SUT-UP]

I know basically everything you don't want is apart of my truck but I would have felt guilty not putting it out there.

2005 SUT Black- $19,500
135,000 Miles- Connecticut
Good interior no rips.
20" Flat Black Rims
37"x12.5" Tires

Goodluck with your search.
That was a beautiful Camaro btw I considered it more than a few times.

[2010_5thgen]

Thanks for the info. Found a few so far. But all the ones I want sell quick. I may be waiting until late summer or fall to get something unless the perfect one comes my way. Also looking for 03+ Yukon denalis and escalades. I've found that hey are about 3-4k cheaper than Hummers.

[jmudler]

Preferably from the south so it hasn't seen salty winter roads.

2010_5thgen,

You may know this already, but I ran across several H2's when I was looking that had flood damage from the hurricanes and the major flood in Nashville a couple of years ago. All had clear titles. I mention this because there is apparently a market to clean up these H2s without claiming insurance.

Especially trucks as in the south most of us use them in the woods/off road where some signs of water damage could be deemed minor use vs flooded.

You can find them. I bought a grey 03 H2 for $11K with 84K miles.

[2010_5thgen]

How do I find these flooded clear title Hummers?

[jmudler]

Normally you will see new electronics modules in the engine bay while everything else looks used. Look at the connectors on computers/modules. Do the pins and/or contact points look good or corroded. Rusted interior parts like, pedals, seat tracks, and rusting under the carpets. The hard part is the roof lights and/or sunroofs are known to leak and you can have some of these interior signs without being flooded. Some headliner stains around the sun visor is normal due to said leaks. I would not buy a car from FL or Nashville TN area unseen. Look for title changes shortly after hurricanes or major flood events in said states. If you get a address from CarFax etc - google map it and see if is near water or more inland.

hopes this helps