currupt4130
VT Hokie
i found this on msn's home page, a lot of you have probably seen it but i thought the captions and pics were funny as hell http://autos.msn.com/advice/gallery.aspx?pos=0&Contentid=4022378
soccer mom humvee training course
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88Wrangles
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haha, that's pretty funny. At least they are H1's, much better, and not the H2's.
K_K_PSI_GUY
New member
Well, I think that is pretty cool. There is a lot of support for H1 drivers. They have plenty of training schools where Hummer owners can go and see how much their machine can handle. I'm all for off road enthusiasm. The H1 has proven to be a good machine, so I personally don't mind it.-al
Tug-n-pull
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Bought the CJ!
Welcome to Jeepz. As the others said it is a H-1 and that is a very capible machine. As for the school that is a great place to learn how to wheel in a controled area where you will have help if you need it. However it is very funny and glad you posted it for us. Now that you are here tell us about you Jeep, tug
Welcome to Jeepz. As the others said it is a H-1 and that is a very capible machine. As for the school that is a great place to learn how to wheel in a controled area where you will have help if you need it. However it is very funny and glad you posted it for us. Now that you are here tell us about you Jeep, tug
currupt4130
VT Hokie
ahhh right on my jeep, 1994 blue jeep wrangler, putting another engine in it as of tomorow, sticking with the good old 4cylinder that came in it, its gotten me up hills and through more mud holes than i can count so its a good fit and cost efficient. it has a three inch body lift and 33 dunlop radial rovers, how i bought it, i plan on either going axle over or a suspension lift sooner or later and upgrading to some 35" swamper mud terrains, other than that its blue and is my best friend
