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06 H3 out of NYC

Romeo

Romeo

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Hello All,

Im from NYC and i am new to this great forum. You guys are awesome and give great tips and advice which i have used it to fix several issues i have had with my truck. I have an 06 Hummer H3 3.5l I5 with Fuel Offroad 20" "NUTZ" wheels and 33" Fuel Offroad MT tires. Joined here seeking for ideas, advice on troubleshooting, performance upgrades, interior/exterior mods learning more about my truck. Looking forward to meeting and hopefully getting to wheel with you all.
 
SolidusJ

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FT. Carson, CO
Romeo said:
Hello All,

Im from NYC and i am new to this great forum. You guys are awesome and give great tips and advice which i have used it to fix several issues i have had with my truck. I have an 06 Hummer H3 3.5l I5 with Fuel Offroad 20" "NUTZ" wheels and 33" Fuel Offroad MT tires. Joined here seeking for ideas, advice on troubleshooting, performance upgrades, interior/exterior mods learning more about my truck. Looking forward to meeting and hopefully getting to wheel with you all.
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What part of the city you in. I had my H3T in the Bronx's where I'm from and I will never do that again.
 
cbetts

cbetts

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Romeo said:
Im about 5 minute drive away from Jackson Heights, im in Flushing.
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Awesome! I had a lot of fun visiting with her family over there. I was able to view the Unishpere from her old place. We were also only two blocks from the 7 so it made a great outpost for touring the rest of the city. We haven't been back since 2003 so I am sure a lot has changed.
 
Romeo

Romeo

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cbetts said:
Awesome! I had a lot of fun visiting with her family over there. I was able to view the Unishpere from her old place. We were also only two blocks from the 7 so it made a great outpost for touring the rest of the city. We haven't been back since 2003 so I am sure a lot has changed.
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Queens is truly a great place and one of the most diverse cities in the nation. Ahh the iconic Unisphere in Flushing Meodows park; did you have a chance to try the famous Lemon Ice King? Best part of NYC is that you can hop on a subway and pretty much ride through the boroughs. NYC is a trendy city which is always changing. Give me a shout if your ever visiting in the area.
 
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cbetts

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Romeo said:
Queens is truly a great place and one of the most diverse cities in the nation. Ahh the iconic Unisphere in Flushing Meodows park; did you have a chance to try the famous Lemon Ice King? Best part of NYC is that you can hop on a subway and pretty much ride through the boroughs. NYC is a trendy city which is always changing. Give me a shout if your ever visiting in the area.
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Not sure which Ice plave we went to, but it was good. I am convinced that everything tatses better in NY due to the water. Kinda surprises me after hearing all the stories from my father-in-law (he worked for ConEd for a long time as a pipe fitter).

I will certainly contact you if I get back there. It will be nice to see the city fully recovered from 9/11.
 
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