Want to buy a used H3

[LR wolf]

what i mean is, is there any specific problems i should look out for? price i'm not too concerened with, but with lets say "Land Rovers" i should look out for signs of leaks, are H3 notorious for anything? electrical problems? u bolts? bad radios? anything that seems to pop up alot?

and of course i've been utilizing the search function, but theres alot to get through

[HummBebe]

Originally Posted by LR wolf

what i mean is, is there any specific problems i should look out for? price i'm not too concerened with, but with lets say "Land Rovers" i should look out for signs of leaks, are H3 notorious for anything? electrical problems? u bolts? bad radios? anything that seems to pop up alot?

and of course i've been utilizing the search function, but theres alot to get through

Say what you mean, mean what you say.....but don't say it mean...

[timgco]

Originally Posted by LR wolf

what i mean is, is there any specific problems i should look out for? price i'm not too concerened with, but with lets say "Land Rovers" i should look out for signs of leaks, are H3 notorious for anything? electrical problems? u bolts? bad radios? anything that seems to pop up alot?

and of course i've been utilizing the search function, but theres alot to get through

If you plan to mod the truck, plan to add brushguard, rock rails, Nav, roof rack, and all that stuff, I've got one for you. 38K.
very clean, 14,XXX miles

black lux, adv, ebony leather, sunroof
gm rock rails, gm UC protection, Rancho 9000 shocks, gobi stelath rack, rear ladder, procomp extreme AT 35" (all 5), elclipse nav, sirius radio, back up cam, sma brushguard, 3 sets of PIAA 1500XT lights, one set of PIAA 520 lights, Cobra CB, firestick antenna, tinted windows, clearbra on all lights, front mud flaps, (rear mudflaps not installed) carpeted floor mats, rubber floor mats, rear carpet cargo mat, rear rubber cargo mat.

I sill have the factory stereo set asside as well. The monsoon amp is powering the factory sub only. the eclipse amp powers the speakers. Sounds great!

[MarineHawk]

Originally Posted by LR wolf

what i mean is, is there any specific problems i should look out for? price i'm not too concerened with, but with lets say "Land Rovers" i should look out for signs of leaks, are H3 notorious for anything? electrical problems? u bolts? bad radios? anything that seems to pop up alot?

You should check out any H3 out very carefully before purchasing. Inspect it especially thoroughly in the following places: just behind the front diff; right above the front control arms; around the rear axle and diff; in the cargo area; and, of course, the entire engine. These are a few of the places where you might find unacceptable levels of H2 envy. Just be careful. That's all.

[K9sH3]

Originally Posted by MarineHawk

You should check out any H3 out very carefully before purchasing. Inspect it especially thoroughly in the following places: just behind the front diff; right above the front control arms; around the rear axle and diff; in the cargo area; and, of course, the entire engine. These are a few of the places where you might find unacceptable levels of H2 envy. Just be careful. That's all.

that was good!

[K9sH3]

And Marine, where the heck do you go offroading in Fairfax?

Not many places left, if any. And if there are some I will go with ya in my 3 without the envy... lol

[MarineHawk]

Originally Posted by K9sH3

And Marine, where the heck do you go offroading in Fairfax?

Not many places left, if any. And if there are some I will go with ya in my 3 without the envy... lol

Once my newborn is sleeping at least 4 hours at a time, I might be able to go wheeling again - Paragon or Rausch Creek - to a lesser extent the GWNF and the Monongahela. BTW: I'm just joking - sort of.

[HummBebe]

Originally Posted by MarineHawk

You should check out any H3 out very carefully before purchasing. Inspect it especially thoroughly in the following places: just behind the front diff; right above the front control arms; around the rear axle and diff; in the cargo area; and, of course, the entire engine. These are a few of the places where you might find unacceptable levels of H2 envy. Just be careful. That's all.