Nice! The gang at FourWheeler.com has gotten their project HUMMER H3 back from the paint shop, and the gloss is gone. This isn’t the first flat paint job I’ve seen on a HUMMER, but it is the first flat red. At the dealership level, it looks awesome, but it’s difficult to justify the price of a total repaint with what is a minor change in most people’s eyes – don’t get us wrong – we love the look.
As promised, the chrome handles and mirrors have been removed and replaced with black. The most obvious bling factors are gone; now stay tuned for what’s next from the team at FourWheeler.com. I’m wondering how long those stock wheels and tires are going to make it?
Related posts:
- Four Wheeler Magazine’s Project Trail Hugger Update
- Four Wheeler’s Project HUMMER H3: Part 5
- FourWheeler.com Project HUMMER H3: Part 3
- FourWheeler Magazine’s HUMMER H3: Phase 1
- Four Wheeler Magazine takes on HUMMER H3 Alpha Project
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February 28th, 2008 at 1:18 pm
i’ve just had a thought, instead of doing them themselves, HUMMER should get after market people like Four Wheeler to do the limited editions, they should get DUB in. just solid chrome. everywhere.
February 28th, 2008 at 8:25 pm
I think the truck looks great. I wouldn’t mind it in black with the powder-coated 7 spoke rims.
March 7th, 2008 at 11:42 pm
I just hope they keep it in the real world and use
products that the average Joe can obtain/afford and
that will contribute to the overall “Wheel-A-Bility”
of the truck.
Don’t really want to see an H3 rock buggy with
10 gs worth of custom axles and a chopped up body.