2009 Hummer H3T

About this H3T

This is the one people stop and ask about. The H3T was Hummer's crew-cab pickup, built for only about two model years before the brand shut down, and they made a fraction as many as the regular H3. You will not pull into a parking lot next to another one. Finished in black with a brush guard, black wheels, all-terrain tires, running boards, and a matching camper shell over the bed, this one looks exactly the way an H3T should.

Under the hood is the 3.7-liter five-cylinder with the automatic and a real four-wheel drive system with low range. The H3 platform was never a soft crossover pretending to be tough - it's a body-on-frame truck with genuine approach and departure angles, and the short wheelbase makes it surprisingly capable in places a full-size pickup can't fit.

The bed with the shell on it turns the back into lockable dry storage, which makes this a genuinely useful truck rather than just a statement. Tools, gear, dogs, camping kit - it all rides covered and out of the weather.

Service is more straightforward than people assume - the mechanical side is GM, shared with the Colorado and Canyon of the era, so any shop in town can work on it. It's already set up the way you'd want one: brush guard, tow hooks, running boards, all-terrain tires on black wheels, and the shell on the bed. Air conditioning, power windows and locks, cruise control, and steering wheel controls inside. Come drive it - these don't sit long.

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