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H3 Members Photos

This spot is dedicated to you, after all this site was built for you - the H3 owner.

We would love to have our visitors show off their H3 for others to see. Send us ONE picture of your H3, with or without you in it. Plus, send us your name (and forum handle) and a description of your ride, be as creative as you would like! We will post anything, within reason of course. Finally, tell us your favorite thing to do with your H3.

Send your info to: jason@somo.com

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	Name:  Justin (3Hummer) Description: 2007 base HUMMER H3 in Slate Blue, 3.7L, 242 Horsepower, 242 Lb-Ft Torque, It has the black roof crossbows, the black brush guard, and the black side tubular assist steps. In addition to those exterior options on the interior: Ebony Black cloth, roof rail airbags, and the 4 speed Hydra-Matic 4L60-E Automatic Transmission. Favorite H3 Past Time: Well… Everything, but in specific you got to love the look of it to begin with! I also really like the smooth drive on the roads, and also who can forget the unmatched offloading capability. Along with that I like the fairly large amount of interior space. And also it’s a HUMMER!
	Name:  Nelson (gotsandh3) Description:  2006 H3, Manual 5 speed, Lux Package, Off-road package, 40-Series Flowmaster exhaust, Black Rock Crawler wheels, Dupli-Color front grill & Gas can,Smoked front & rear lenses Favorite H3 Past Time:  "Chrome Dont Get You Home!!"
	Name:  Emerson (The Green Latern) Description:  2006 Shadow Green H3. I know from personal experience, and a year of research in the field, that driving a Green H3 helps to reduce pollution in the air, and by taking it off-road, it indeed could save the environment! Another important factor is that "chrome-less" Hummers, especially Green H3s, produce less carbon dioxide emissions by 70%. According to my research, the average global temperatures will increase between 2 and 9 degrees by 2100 (which I don't really care much about). This rise could lead to the melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet. Society helps to shift the perception away from viewing nature as a series of resources for human consumption and view it as a precious commodity that should be protected and preserved. Historically, and currently, the general stance is an anthropocentric one in which the environment is viewed in the context of how it can be utilized by man (in a Hummer). After doing a few extensive experiments, I have concluded that 35" Toyo Open Country tires without a lift on a Green H3 could produce and generate anti-greenhouse gas into the air and turn the greenhouse gases that are escaping from coal and natural-gas furnaces into a harmless material that could be used in construction or even dropped into the ocean to build coral reefs. The impact is huge considering that half the greenhouse gas that America generates comes from burning coal and natural gas. Hybrid cars, such as the Toyota Prius, are not all they’re cracked up to be efficiency-wise. They are less efficient than most typical SUVs. So, there is no reason for people, in general, and Americans in particular, to change their vehicle purchasing habits. Buy an H3. THANK YOU Favorite H3 Past Time:  Hummer Environmentalist
	Name: Beverly (baby#3) Description: 2007 Base H3, yellow, sunroof, trailering pkg, auto. Have added GM chrome mirrors, chrome door handles, chrome nerf bars, chrome hood vent, "hummer" vent visors. Aftermarket billet chrome hood handles, antenna base cover, shorty antenna, chrome trim (signal lights, tail lights, side marker lights, rear gate, front bumper). LED yellow underbody lighting to be installed soon. Still debating on what size aftermarket wheels to go with. Favorite H3 Past Time: Right now my favorite past time is adding accessories. I love a chromed out H3. I also love the looks that it gets when people see it. There aren't many of these where I live since the nearest dealer is a couple of hours away so when I meet another H3 in passing, it's almost like we have an instant bond. We wave and smile as if we've always known each other. That's pretty cool. The local car cruises will be starting soon and I plan on taking it to those (that's why I'm installing LED's).
	Name: Ken (Moab Dreamer)   Description:  07 and a Half Hummer H3.  Hummer changed a few minor details mid production.  It has all the 4byin options and none of the bling.  The only way I would have it.  Only changes are some sexy wheels and Dick Cepek tires(285x75x16) Wish I would have gone bigger.  Monsoon system soon to be all Boston Acoustics.   Favorite H3 Past Time:  Annoying my girl by running over stuff for no reason.  Impressing all the kids in elementary school, okay maybe thats my sons favorite thing to do!  Good I love driving that beast!
	Name: Yianni (Yat74) Description:  2006 Lux Package 3.5L I5, Little Bit O’ Chrome (Rims, Mirrors, Front Grill, Roof Rails), Roof Marker Lamps, OEM Seat Covers, Navman ICN 510 GPS, Rear View Camera, KC Off-Road Slim Lites,  Rola Roof Rack, 5 Gal Jerry Can & Spare Tire Mount, OEM Brush Guard, Manik Tail Light Guards, RRO Rock Rails, OEM UCP, Hunner Skid Plates, ChrisB Winch Mount & 10000lbs Bulldog Winch, Hi-Lift Jack (need mounts), Onboard Air, 35” Cooper SST Discoverer tires Favorite H3 Past Time: 1) The comfortable ride and taking it where it was built to go…off-road not the mall. 2) The look on the face of the guy driving a Prius; as his girlfriend’s jaw drops and I pull up next to them at a stop light. 3) Being able to use a Saturn as a ramp to change my oil.
	Name: Ryan (stagger_lee) Description: Black on Black Lux Adventure and a little too much chrome for my liking and these silly side steps I cant talk my wife into letting me take off (soon to change). Favorite H3 Past Time: Get this pretty little pig dirty. Drive right by the clowns putting chains on and freezing after a nice snow dump. Being the first one up the mountain boarding in the fresh powder, thanks to my superior 4WD! Scaring my wife when we are off roading, and watching her in the rear view mirror walk up the hill because she is too freaked out to sit in the passenger seat. Thanks Hummer!