Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T concept this Hummer Tank caught my eyes, which with the tank treads and in green-and-black color. This Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T automotive concept tank-like twist on the original gas guzzler crawled into the 2008 SEMA auto show in Las Vegas, and immediately turned heads. Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T concept similar to the all-terrain rubber tracks on snowmobiles, this concept H2T seems to apply the tire-to-tread conversion system (usually called Mattracks) that is commonly seen in off-road vehicles. Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T concept you consideration in your Hummer Tank that was the strong, believe once more. And I bet in you by no means careful outfit it with boiler tread. Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T concept Engineers that have been extra aftermarket path belt in put of normal wheel. Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T concept it was presented at SEMA 2008 in Las Vegas, and I advise you if you toss the monster appears in your retro.

Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T concept.

Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T concept if you’ve got an H2T but you’re not happy with the gas mileage — finding it way too high — your options are limited. Sure, you could bolt on performance mods, but we’d suggest these elegant and subtle tracked belts to replace your efficient pneumatic tires.This H2 was spotted outside the Vegas convention center welcoming all who ventured out to see the SEMA fest, bedecked in two-tone green-and-black, ready to crawl to your favorite club. No word on top speed, but hey, it’s not about when you get there; it’s about what you crush on the way.

Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA H2T seems to apply the tire-to-tread conversion system.

Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T concept regardless of how today’s insane gas prices have left the Hummer an endangered species of SUV, it seems as though some engineers are focused on reinventing the 4 x 4. Sure there’s no real improvement to the vehicle’s speed, but if you’re looking to push the truck that has the biggest balls on the road, keep tabs on the production of this beast.

Tracked Hummer Tank SEMA: Hummer H2T concept there are many things in this world that simply remain unexplainable. Like why all banana-flavored candy tastes like ass. And also, why the hell anybody would put treads on a Hummer H2T. Hell, or even buy one for that matter. My own poverty aside, what could possibly be cooler than a Hummer with treads? Ha, you’re right — a Hummer with treads on fire. Hit it for a bunch more of the ridiculousness.