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owlxxx

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345
Location
Tehachapi, CA
Mine looks exactly the same, well it did when I first got it back in April. Alpha, lux/adv package. I didn't care for the color at the time but for 18k I said what the hell, I like the color now.
 

2010H3TAlpha

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563
Location
Issaquah, WA
Pullman, cool. I am a WSU grad. I loved it on the Palouse.

I currently reside in the Tri Cities.

Nice! My wife is also a Coug (I’m a Vandal). Beautiful truck and feel free to stop by if you’re ever in the Seattle area. There’s a fun little trail about 30 minutes outside of the city here.
 

pepino1256

Member
Messages
16
Location
SE Washington
Hey everyone, Thanks again for the welcome. Are there any good accessory websites? I looked on Hummer parts warehouse and stuff was outrageous! 1k for fog lights, $800 for ONE roof cross bar, umm, no thanks. I know we don't have much backing with Hummer being defunct and all, but something in the vicinity of reasonable would be nice. I'll ably also sift through member builds and seed what others are running to get ideas for my build. Just looking for starting points.

Thanks again.

Grant
 

JPaul

Well-Known Member
Messages
2,436
Location
Way up north, UT
At this point unless you go custom or happen to find used addons there isn't much anymore.

ARB for bumpers unless 4speed makes some more.
Gobi, ARB, Frontrunner, and either Rhinorack or EZ-Awn for roof racks/baskets/platforms.
Safari snorkel or Ebay chinese special snorkel (they are the same really, I had the Ebay one and found nothing wrong with it so for $160 shipped it's far cheaper than the $400+ Safari branded one)
Nothing really specific to the H3 for lighting mounts/brackets unless you go old stock with the A-pillar brackets for the 50 inch light bars. I have a couple pairs but right now I'm not planning on letting them go, others might be willing.

Look through the supporting vendor section on here for UCP, though with a welder it's easy to make a custom jobbie.

The build threads are going to be your best bet for seeing what others are using and to get ideas. Really you should start out by determining just what you want to do with your H3 and where you are actually going to take it. Don't just start bolting on goodies. If you're mainly going to be on reasonable forest roads then you're already good to go. You don't need UCP even until you know you're going to be going places that the risk of scraping your belly is real. Rock crawling needs UCP and sliders, but that is pretty much it to start out with. If you'll be going places that you are likely to get stuck, start out with a set or two of maxtrax and a shovel. Winches are great and all but are expensive and heavy, never mind the weight of a winch bumper if going that route. I have one only because I got the bumper for a steal and the winch was $200 at the Harbor freight parking lot sale as an open box item. All I've used it for really was to pull a tree down last summer.

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