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10-20-2006, 06:22 AM
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Re: h2 DURAMAX
awww, that sucks. how does your h2 look like? Any pics?
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10-20-2006, 03:10 PM
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Re: h2 DURAMAX
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awww, that sucks. how does your h2 look like? Any pics?
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I have a couple photo albums online from events I have gone to. You can see them here and here.
Here are a couple random pictures:
I hope to speak to one of the banks I deal with in the coming weeks and see if it is possible to arrange something with my student loan. It might look odd for a full time university student to be driving an H2, especially with a part-time job of stocking shelves or whatever I can find that will work with my classes.
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10-20-2006, 07:00 PM
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Re: h2 DURAMAX
wow those pics are awesome, look like you really had fun. I thought you were co_hummer or something at first with the yellow h2, lol. Man i really need to go off roading soon, i still havent had time to even take my h2 out for a spin on the dirt.
and hey, theres nothing wrong with a full time university student driving an h2, i do it =P
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10-23-2006, 09:35 PM
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Re: h2 DURAMAX
Keep it man, I live 2 blocks from UNC in Colorado and let me tell you, chicks dig the H2. Any student driving an H2 is pimpin it for sure! Got to have the blondes ~
Back to business, the duramax will be in 09 H2, so just wait. But dam, $25,000 doesnt sound too bad for the conversion. It it was $15,000 i think it would be very popular.
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10-23-2006, 09:38 PM
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Re: h2 DURAMAX
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Originally Posted by johndjmix1
Keep it man, I live 2 blocks from UNC in Colorado and let me tell you, chicks dig the H2. Any student driving an H2 is pimpin it for sure! Got to have the blondes ~
Back to business, the duramax will be in 09 H2, so just wait. But dam, $25,000 doesnt sound too bad for the conversion. It it was $15,000 i think it would be very popular.
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That is some funny **** right there. Grown ass man proud that his H2 is a UNC College Girl Pussy Magnet........... 
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10-24-2006, 03:30 AM
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Re: h2 DURAMAX
wooooooo a diesel h2. FINALLY. But so far away...
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10-24-2006, 03:36 PM
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Re: h2 DURAMAX
Call me a skeptic, but when someone bids a project for me and comes up with a round figure like $25,000.00 then it seems like BS. I'd rather see an itemized list of parts, cost, hours, and mark-up.
Every shop is entitled to a fair profit and reasonable mark-up on parts, I have no problem supporting a justified price structure- but don't let anyone snow you, make them show you a written estimate.
And $1,500.00 credit for the engine / trans is robbery. Especially considering they can certify it's functionality before removal, helping their resale cause.
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10-24-2006, 04:41 PM
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Re: h2 DURAMAX
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Originally Posted by mdoyle
Call me a skeptic, but when someone bids a project for me and comes up with a round figure like $25,000.00 then it seems like BS. I'd rather see an itemized list of parts, cost, hours, and mark-up.
Every shop is entitled to a fair profit and reasonable mark-up on parts, I have no problem supporting a justified price structure- but don't let anyone snow you, make them show you a written estimate.
And $1,500.00 credit for the engine / trans is robbery. Especially considering they can certify it's functionality before removal, helping their resale cause.
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So he is being generous with the quote, but screwing people on the trade-in? I agree that $1,500 is not much, but I have a hard time believing that someone would screw you on the trade-in, then be generous with the rest of the quote. If the person is in the mood to screw you, they will offer $1,500 for the drivetrain and still charge $45,000 for the conversion. Just my two cents with how I see it.
Of course, if anyone was to have this conversion done, I would hope they get a formal quote before dropping their vehicle off.
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