hummer really sucks

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It ended up being pulled off by a Scrambler :laugh:

Jeeps are still the kings of the SUV world.

But looking at pictures of old CJ's it doesn't look like a 22 year old Jeep either. It looks like someone put a CJ-8 sticker on the side. It isn't rounded enough to be an older jeep.

And everyone knows you don't take a $50,000 hummer off road. :rolleyes: It's simply not made for that, when they removed all the military stock items and made a consumer one (but the H1 is another story, pretty much a carbon copy of the military one, with added amenities of course)

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But looking at pictures of old CJ's it doesn't look like a 22 year old Jeep either. It looks like someone put a CJ-8 sticker on the side. It isn't rounded enough to be an older jeep.

And everyone knows you don't take a $50,000 hummer off road. :rolleyes: It's simply not made for that, when they removed all the military stock items and made a consumer one (but the H1 is another story, pretty much a carbon copy of the military one, with added amenities of course)

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Another 82 CJ-8. Looks about the same. But yeah, half of the pictures are rounded :huh:

In theory you should be able to take an H2 off road. I mean, it's got a decent ride height, off road tires, low end power, 4 wheel drive. But if you don't know how to drive off road, you shouldn't be taking anything out there.

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