1995 Convertible Hummer H1 - 52, 295 Miles - $25800 (Redmond)

[SGT-Wright]

http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/3978720829.html

Good price

 

[BW_Hummer H3]

Don't know why they say it's a convertible when the soft top is not included. I imagine they cost a pretty penny.

 

[Green 1]

The non insulated tops are reasonable but the truck still seems high. It would be hard to tell without seeing the truck in person.

 

[Expendable]

without being able to inspect it. biggest question I have is Diesel or Gasser?

 

[3Hummers]

No top, brush guard, wired winch set up, some interior damage and................

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

.... and it's amazing that I've worked in Redmond for years and never seen this H1

 

[autumn walker]

"convertible" tisk tisk; it is an "open top".

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

"convertible" tisk tisk; it is an "open top".

which leads me to think this might be another of those "send your bank account information to Nigeria" type of things. I can't put my finger on why, but that background doesn't look like this area.

 

[Expendable]

just because someone is not familiar with the proper terminology (or doesn't use it) for the truck does not necessarily mean it is a scam. the average person thinks Hummer H1 is the proper manufacturer and model for these trucks when in fact the term H1 was not even used until the 2002 model year. so the first ten years of production H1 did not exist. but it's the more common terminology with the general public so you have a better chance at selling with a more common term. kind of like nitrous oxide systems seem to be referred to as NOS, plastic storage for food as tupperware, and the list goes on and on.

 

[SuperBuickGuy]

just because someone is not familiar with the proper terminology (or doesn't use it) for the truck does not necessarily mean it is a scam. the average person thinks Hummer H1 is the proper manufacturer and model for these trucks when in fact the term H1 was not even used until the 2002 model year. so the first ten years of production H1 did not exist. but it's the more common terminology with the general public so you have a better chance at selling with a more common term. kind of like nitrous oxide systems seem to be referred to as NOS, plastic storage for food as tupperware, and the list goes on and on.

I didn't say it was a scam - I said it has things that make me suspicious. I've emailed asking to see it, so we'll see what the response is...

 

[Expendable]

And I never said you said it was a scam :thumbs: