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Fun in Georgetown Colorado
I am new to the site and wanted to share my experience with the new H3 today. Other than some snow, today was the first time I was able to get a little off of the beaten path. I'll post some pics and a link to my site with some video footage.
Enjoy!
Nick
http://web.mac.com/nicholaslyle/iWeb...0Tabby/H3.html
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now get that truck ready for Moab in April.
Did you buy at the Medved store in Lakewood or Castlerock?
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MY TRUCK : NO !
MY DOG : MAYBE
MY WIFE : YES
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Be carefull of what you ask for, or you will have a front yard full of Hummers.
Theres a hole in my head, where the rain comes in
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You can run a lot of the trails in Moab straight off the showroom floor. But here's what I'd do - Lose the steps, add rock rails and the UCP. If you have the base model, upgrade your tires.
There's a bunch of folks on here from CO. Check the events section.
BTW, welcome and nice pics.
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It's tradition for the "New Guy" to hold the HUMMER Dinner.
Yeah, there's a dozen or so of us that get together for wheelin and dinners in the metro area.
The next time will be the day before everyone heads to Moab I'm sure.
We'll be taking our H2 and H3 this year. The H3's do very well in Moab. just make sure to get the Rock Rails and factory UCP protection before you head out. Although there are pleanty of trails to do without that stuff, all it takes is one wrong line and your banging off of some rock or ledge. Better safe than sorry.
Do you have the off road susp (LOCKER)? If so, get the potection parts, a spare tie rod and your set. most of us have enough tools and mechanical skilZ to get by if something does happen.
don;t pay retail for the GM stuff either. Send me a PM when you get a chance and I can point you in the "cheaper" dirrection.
Oh, one more thing, you can wheel all over Moab and NOT trash your rig.
Many (most) of the trails have optional ways around and we all take time to spot through the difficult stuff.
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