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Originally Posted by Paul Beach
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Extend the tahoe frame, throw on a I wanna look like a H1 and still have the soccer mom minivan functionality and blammo you have a H2. Suspension pieces are weak on them both in offroading and any sort of accident/trauma. They are nothing more to me than a wanna-be offshoot of the H1 for the masses. I wish the case was that i am ignorant, but unfortunately I know several folks that own H2's. I personally own a H1 and other capable offroad vehicles that put even the H1 to shame (which in it's own right is like apples to oranges between the capabilities between the H1 and H2/H3). The link is nothing more than a soccer dad trying to defend his vehicle. A good analogy would be to take a srt-4 neon- extend the frame a bit, toss in a different tranny, throw a pseudo looking viper body kit on it and call it a Viper2 and market it to the masses at a 3rd the cost.
Back on target for this forum, the Ford GT is a beautiful car, and this mockery of a Hummer should be burned for trying to emulate it in any way.