Has anybody done a hummer H1 Or H2?
Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2003 7:53 pm
I am interested in seeing how equipment is mountedin the Hummer. o me it looks like the roof is the most likely place.
Lee
Lee
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Posted: Fri Jan 03, 2003 8:33 pm
Man are they UGLY! Ive seen one with a GPS that was velcroed to the dash, does that count?
Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2003 5:52 pm
I haven't done a hummer nor do I want to, but I got them before 
sorry, couldn't resist
sorry, couldn't resist
Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2003 6:36 pm
elkbow,
We think alike
We think alike
Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2003 7:06 pm
When I was in college, I once ......
Oh, the VEHICLE.
Never mind.
Jack
Oh, the VEHICLE.
Never mind.
Jack
H1
Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2003 8:52 pm
Worked on one before, what a pain in the ass!!!!!!!!!!!!
Vehicular Hummer
Posted: Sat Jan 04, 2003 9:29 pm
I'd love to own one, but I can't afford that kind of money for one that's even riddled full of bullet holes. I'm sure there are other ways of mounting, I saw one at a fire show with all the equipment in the "dog house"... the big hump console in the middle of the front seats.
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2003 8:02 am
These are one of the most disgusting vehicles to do any installation work on. I had the pleasusre of installing a pair of CDMs in one. For such a big vehicle, there isn't even any room in the driver's seat.
As for the H2.....nice 1500 series C/K pickup chassis and driveline underneath this ugly thing! Not a real hummer- like the one I had last night.
As for the H2.....nice 1500 series C/K pickup chassis and driveline underneath this ugly thing! Not a real hummer- like the one I had last night.
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2003 7:11 pm
do you mean a exmillatry unit or civiallian
The millitary ones come with a couple radio trays on the dash.
the h2 is on a 2500Hd frame
The millitary ones come with a couple radio trays on the dash.
the h2 is on a 2500Hd frame
I mean the civilian units.
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2003 7:15 pm
I was inquiring because I wanted to know the basis of what the Infralinx truck was built on, and how hard would it be to work with the hummers, instead of the excursion or other SUV's
Lee
Lee
Posted: Mon Jan 06, 2003 7:58 pm
Here's a neat Hummer Mod Page:
http://www.rickcrider.com/compendium.htm
This guy really does things the right way!
Eddie
N4UMJ
http://www.rickcrider.com/compendium.htm
This guy really does things the right way!
Eddie
N4UMJ
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2003 7:12 am
Dont know about right way, but expesive way is for sure.
N4UMJ wrote:Here's a neat Hummer Mod Page:
http://www.rickcrider.com/compendium.htm
This guy really does things the right way!
Eddie
N4UMJ
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2003 7:21 am
Here are a couple of "hummer and radio" referances I have in my bookmarks.
http://www.redhummer.com/myhummer/antennas/
Might check with these guys they are using a hummer as 2way service vehicle.
http://www.key2way.infa.net/knews.html
Small photo, but interesting mount
http://www.autofrost.com/ghghummer/indexl.html
This guy has some NICE Relm radio mounted in his hummer. Not sure how he uses it, but looks nice...
http://www.hummer.infa.net/snorkel.html
These guys have a pillar tray. Kinda of ugly, but then again its going into a hummer.
http://www.adventureaccessories.com/Adv ... erior.html
http://www.redhummer.com/myhummer/antennas/
Might check with these guys they are using a hummer as 2way service vehicle.
http://www.key2way.infa.net/knews.html
Small photo, but interesting mount
http://www.autofrost.com/ghghummer/indexl.html
This guy has some NICE Relm radio mounted in his hummer. Not sure how he uses it, but looks nice...
http://www.hummer.infa.net/snorkel.html
These guys have a pillar tray. Kinda of ugly, but then again its going into a hummer.
http://www.adventureaccessories.com/Adv ... erior.html
Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2003 8:00 am
Wow... I all I got to say is wow.... the money involved there is amazing..... wouldn't mind having oneN4UMJ wrote:Here's a neat Hummer Mod Page:
http://www.rickcrider.com/compendium.htm
This guy really does things the right way!
Eddie
N4UMJ
Pics of San Bernardino's H1 - Pic's online for a short time
Posted: Thu Jan 09, 2003 12:49 am
Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2003 12:29 am
Code3Media:
Sweet ride - being a Jeep owner myself, I feel humbled...
Kind of how a Sidekick owner feels when I pull up next to them..
Sweet ride - being a Jeep owner myself, I feel humbled...
Kind of how a Sidekick owner feels when I pull up next to them..
Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2003 1:47 am
Ahhh... the benefits of asset seizure!
Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2003 12:28 am
that was a real militiary humvee .. the civilian unit has the stupid dot lights above the windshield ..
driven one that the ca. guard has ... what a piece of crap .... but i hear that the civ. unit is a lot nicer to drive ...
the h2 is a hummer for girls
driven one that the ca. guard has ... what a piece of crap .... but i hear that the civ. unit is a lot nicer to drive ...
the h2 is a hummer for girls
Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2003 4:27 pm
Hummer....Lots'a fun, NOT.
I've done my frst and last Hummer install on an ex-Marine Corps Hummer. 24 volt positive ground... Oh yeah, lets put a light bar on it, radio and siren too.
Not another military Hummer for me. Too much like work.
It beats the crap out of you when you're driving it to.
Jaqx
I've done my frst and last Hummer install on an ex-Marine Corps Hummer. 24 volt positive ground... Oh yeah, lets put a light bar on it, radio and siren too.
Not another military Hummer for me. Too much like work.
It beats the crap out of you when you're driving it to.
Jaqx