Posted by: crcibo

01/04/2008 11:25AM

Thanks an amazing job you did on your total rebuild. Where did you get the parts to rebuild it totally.

Posted by: hummer4x4guy

05/16/2007 04:27PM

Dawn!
I recall seeing your Hummer I think over in the Ovid years ago before I had my own. Then I belive a few years back you stoped at my parents house in Flushing where mine was parked. Please feel free to msg me back on here we have a decent lil group of other owners in Michigan if you are interested..
BTW awesome job on that rebuild of course! That is awesome!
Joel

Posted by: xAliber

01/30/2006 10:10AM

congradulations on the no bull shit site. you're one of the few on this site. and besides the army ones, you're about the only civilian hummer owner who shows what the trucks really about. and you're the only one who truely shows what makes it work. taking a pic of the coil springs with the axle shaft in background isn't much. be sure to take pics when you take it out for a run though.

Posted by: xAliber

01/27/2006 09:23AM

geez. that answered a lot of questions for me. trying to get together a project plan for an independent Jeep Wrangler (either YJ or TJ) based on the hummer suspension design and Chevy 3/4 ton frames. wondering if you have any good clear pics, or just info, on how the rear ends are mounted to the frame.

Posted by: deucestang

01/23/2006 08:49AM

Wow! That was a lot of work. What is the story behind the original vehicle? Looks like you're enjoying it! Check out my ride sometime...