Hello from Dubai

[OmarOHelmy]

Hi everyone,
Amazing Forum, have been following for a while. I have a 2006 Hummer, bought it new, have been off-roading it since then, here in Dubai. Dune bashing, rock crawling, wadi tracks...etc everything that can be done here.

I love my car, it has never given me any real trouble, even though I learned off-roading in it the hard way.

When I first bought it, I used to get stuck in the sand all the time, I was totally dissapointed. But now I learned how to use the H3, mine is very under-powered (horrible 3.5L engine) Which I'm hoping to replace in the future. But I learnt how to deal with the H3s weaknesses and harness the potential. Rarely get stuck now and I even give lessons...

Anyway, the car is getting old now, so I'm learning how to do dome basic repair myself. Getting parts here is not easy and expensive, So I try to do a lot of research and find the best parts online.

Anyway, great to be part of this.


Regards
Omar Helmy

 

[Bigunit]

Welcome. Glad to have you join us. How many HUMMERS would you guess are in Dubai?

 

[3Hummers]

Welcome to H4O Omar.

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

I struggled with my H3, too, when I first wheeled it. I had an old Chevy truck (1983) that I rarely got stuck in, and I was really disappointed in the H3 until I got a grip on how the various traction control systems work (that and cooked the brakes once) - now it's rare that I cannot go where I want to go - much to the chagrin of the people who were giving me grief at the start. To say I've made them eat their words would be an understatement :giggle:

 

[3Hummers]

We haven't wheeled our H3 much in the last few years but I know we have surprised a lot of people with what it would do, including some H1 owners. The H3 with the Adventure Pkg option is a nice combination of capability and comfort in a great size.

 

[Renagade132]

Welcome from New Jersey!

 

[Pappibri]

Welcome

 

[Panzer07]

Welcome to H4O !!!


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