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They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Well, apparently each of the pictures in the custom mural paintjob on this Hummer were worth $1,000. More a thank-you gift for making a huge donation than anything, the Overhauled Hummer was perhaps the biggest star in the massive constellation of Saturday's Barrett-Jackson auction. After acknowledging all of the service people in the crowd, the bidding started and quickly went up in $50,000 increments. In the end, the Warrior One brought a high "bid" of $1,000,000 for the Fisher House. The second highest bidder even added another $250,000 to the pot, just for the heck of it. Probably the only Hummer to ever bring one-and-a-quarter mil. Only the excitement surrounding the sale of Shelby's personal Supersnake Cobra came close to matching this moment. Funniest part of the whole week, though, was when they had to roll the Hummer further down the stage to be able to see the bidders over its roof.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
big jimmy @ Jan 22nd 2007 6:42PM
Hummer H1s are offically collector Cars, But this one is special because its a TV star. I saw the build on Overhaulin the airbrush work ia amazing and a real treat to watch, so to all of ya whatch for the Warrior One Overhaulin episode I garentee you are going to be in for one hell of a treat