car show

General Motors has confirmed that its all-new Hummer H3T pickup will begin production in the third quarter of 2008.
Hummer executives also hope the H3T will draw new customers to the brand, which has seen its sales plunge 20 percent in the first nine
months of 2007. The standard H3 utility vehicle remains Hummer's lowest-priced and best-selling model, with sales of just over 30,000
units through September.

The four-door H3T will share its midsize chassis, originally engineered in Japan by Isuzu, with the Chevrolet Colorado and the GMC
Canyon. GM describes the H3T as "larger than a midsize truck, smaller than a full-size" and says it will feature a broad range of
personalization accessories.
The H3T was first seen in concept form more than three years ago at the 2004 Los Angeles Auto Show. Troy Clarke, president of GM North America,
describes it as "the brand's first true pickup" — this despite the fact that Hummer already sells the larger H2 SUT, which has a small pickup bed behind
the cabin.

December car show was tight. Yes an outdoor car show
          in December! Sorry folks that don't live as close to the
          equator as Miami. Thanks for all in attendance. With
          a strong crowd and a verity of rides ranging from old to new
         school like a '59 Chevy impala that stoled the show. To a
          '07 Mitsubishi eclipse that took home second place.
         Wicked Dreamz had a major presence with most of
         their car club coming thur to show love, along with their VP
Danny showing off his 11 sec. evo. After all the hot dogs and burgers were done, Mr. blac
from hazardous ent. Preformed a couple of tracks off his up coming album. Those who
stayed after the show, and the DJ wrap it up, were treated to a few burn outs and a couple of
cars hit'n switches in the parking lot....