2006 Hummer H2 Base Sport Utility 4-door on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
More details at: glenniegmmillare@englishhome.net .
2006 H2 Hummer Stretch Limousine built by Exective Coachworks. This limo is stretched 165 inches and carries 14
passengers in the rear of the limo. The interior is Executives eye catching Icon edition. It has a custom wood
bar on one side with a J Leather Seating on the other side. There is a VIP room option on this limo. The bar has
two huge ice chests, two Champagne wells, with wood holders for both Rock and Champagne glasses. Interior has
custom icon chrome ceiling with lighting built in. Stereo with built in dvd player with four monitors. Under
seat storage, laser in back, divider for privacy. The limo has seperate heat and air conditioning for the rear.
The air blows ice cold!!
The limo has a roof top escape hatch in good working order, fire extinguisher, reflector triangles and first aid
kit all included in the sale. The Hummer just had its annual California Highway Patrol inspection on January 18th
2017 and passed with no problems.
The vehicle runs and drives great. It is still in use so miles will vary. The only problem is the center panel
paint. On the drivers side it will need to be repainted the passengers side could go another 1.5-2 years before it
will need to be done.
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