1998 Hummer H1 4 Door Open Top on 2040-cars
Guys, Tennessee, United States
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In 1998 there were only 945 Hummer H1’s released to the civilian market. The total number produced from 1992 through 2006 was 11,818. This makes these vehicles rare and hard to come by. Hummer H1’s came down the same assembly line as their military brothers until it came to the interior; there they went to a separate line were then fitted with the plush interior seen in this fine example.
This Hummer is equipped with:
-Power windows
-Power locks with fob
-Power mirrors
-Tilt steering wheel
-Leather seats
-Dual Heat and Air-- New updated design
-Complete gauge package
-Central tire inflation
-Dual fuel tanks
-Soft top with insulation-- Updated style
-Intermittent wipers
-Cruise control
-Wood dash and trim
-Updated steering wheel
-HD Alpine stereo with Bluetooth, Memphis Audio amp, and speakers
-Candy apple red paint
-4 speed automatic transmission
-6.5 Turbo diesel engine
-Goodyear Wrangler MT military OZ tires on two piece bead lock wheels.
-Towing package
-LED headlights and clearance lights
-Scan gauge engine monitoring module
-Torsen design locking differentials front and rear
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