Interesting H1 facts

[dwaxman1]

[thedub]

[quote name='twinmill28' timestamp='1316910668' post='30638']

I've been lurking around and learning as much as I can about the 1's as possible--this is very good information, thanks for posting!



Don't know why I'd want to learn so much about the 1's, other than there's 1 out there with my name on it, I just need to figure out where it's at.

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you and me both buddy <img src='http://www.canadianhummerclub.com/forum ... iggrin.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':D' />

[Archngel]

Here is another good little fact regading all the H1 to know what was in your vehicle originally

[3dinnovations]

See this site for changes from year to year:



http://www.lynchhummer.com/Changes/h1.c ... index.html

[Indy]

Here's an interesting fact. Apparently, Arnold's first civilian Hummer had a Vette V8 (can anyone confirm this?).

[pobegin]

[quote name='Indy' timestamp='1323201602' post='33352']

Here's an interesting fact. Apparently, Arnold's first civilian Hummer had a Vette V8 (can anyone confirm this?).

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I never heard of this one...



Arnold first H1

[collega]

Thank You for the useful and very interesting information about H1's.Unfortunately AM General didn't produce them a lot! Later on GM sacrificed H2 and H3. It's a pity that such stupid decision was made by GM! They could easy keep Hummer Brand alife or at least to sell it to somebody. I don't belief that just one Chinese Company willing to buy Hummer! But they want sometimes to keep their technology in secret!

[Indy]

[quote name='pobegin' timestamp='1323393062' post='33431']

I never heard of this one...



Arnold first H1

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Here's the ebook link. It's on page xvii

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