It’s been over a year since the last Hummer rolled out of GM’s production facility, but Cam-Shaft was able to snag one of the remaining off-road monsters for a little virtual makeover. The premium wrapping team in Steinbach were hired by the owner of this H1 to turn the vehicle into a rolling tribute to Call of Duty, a popular first-person and third-person shooter video game series.
This special Hummer H1 was created with the help of co-operation and joint efforts which discussed the project thoroughly before coming up with various sketches (some accepted, some rejected). The final goal was to create a perfect combination illustrating their love for cars and video games.
The H1 was then transformed with a matte black vinyl wrap and various “Call of Duty” logos and inscriptions, as well as other minor styling modifications. In the end, they added a special set of games logo and other styling details and a special set of giant wheels and offroad tires to complete the menacing look.
China wants to buy but not now. The SUV-Hummer costly, daughter of General Motors, is now threatening the same fate as his siblings Pontiac and Saturn: You will be managed. “We are disappointed that the deal with Tengzhong couldn’t be completed” said the GM competent manager John Smith who is now in Detroit. For service and warranty services of existing cars, GM will continue to stand up. GM and the “Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co.” had agreed in October 2009 the acquisition. In recent days, however, there were increasing signs that it does not come to a conclusion. According to media reports, the Chinese government refused their consent, because the SUV sprit thirsty would sabotage the goal of reducing environmental pollution.
It’s been a while since we last heard something about the Hummer H2, but now the folks over at SR Auto Group have decided to bring it back to our attention with its sweet "Project Magnum." Based on the H2, the new Project Magnum has soared sky high since our first encounter many years ago. Since its conception, it has gone through a couple phases to evolve to where it’s at today.
The project started with the addition of a new Fabtech lift kit and a new set of 20-inch wheels, featuring a matte-black face and a gloss-black lip.
The package continues with a set of Brembo brakes and a Hotchkis rear sway bar. For the exterior, SR Auto Group opted for a Leios matte black paint, a wide fender flare kit, and a strut grille kit. The last piece of the package is a throaty Magnaflow exhaust system that makes the engine sound even more beastly.
