Isuzu Panther Modified into Hummer H2 SUT

Signal Auto not never stop led to the idea of modifying a car, at this time signal auto has completely change the Isuzu Panther became Hummer H2 SUT. And this the fantastic spec :

Car Type : Isuzu Panther

Owner : Ronny

Exterior modification :

Head lamp Hummer diamond cut Xenon, Tail light custom, Foglamp custom Hummer H2 model, One piece bonnet H2 model, Custom roof and door H2 model, Front and rear bumper H2 model, Custom roof roll bar H2 model, Custom carbon H2 model, Custom fender nad grill H2 model, Handle door Kia Carnival, Tempered Glass front (rear,side), Bonnet pin custom H2 model, Custom cabin handle.

Interior :

Red to Gold by Sherwin Williams(body, dashboard, audio), Custom dashboard H2 model, Custom console box H2 model, Digital speedometer, Custom blower H2 model, Custom shoft knob, 2 Ford seater full Garson style & leather, Steering wheel Fabulous, Fiber seater, Power window E46, Custom central lock, Custom inside handle, Custom throw shift kit

Engine Equipment :

Custom exhaust, Supercharge system Albrex, Engine cover Albrex, Custom pipe, Port & polish, Power enterprise, Superstrong timing blet, Custom inlet pipe, Exedy light weight fly wheel, Gearbox Nissan Terano, Gardan Mitsubishi

Rolling Stock :

Akuza 1 Concept 6 hole 22”x9,5“, Toyo tires Proxes S/T 265/40, Shockbreaker Dick Cepek, Lowering kit 300, Tie rod Taft GT, Custom chasis, Ball hook Colt Diesel, Brake system 124 A FAT.

Audio System :

Head unit Clarion, Monitor Oris 7”, Playstation 2, Power Pioneer 480W 6M 6800 F4 channel, Prokick DG-2400 MB, Cliff design CD 1.1 Lx, Front middle ADS 236 6”, Rear middle 4 set sound stream XTS 5.2, Subwoofer XS 12 1set, Subwoofer Focal VSW-1202 1 set, Subwoofer Rockford Fosgate RF 23412 1 set, Capasitor Bank Prosound 2 piece, Distribution block performance, Custom fiber polk audio.

Isuzu Panther Modified into Hummer H2 SUT modified by Signal Auto

Isuzu to cease passenger vehicle sales in America at month's end

Isuzu will cease selling passenger vehicles in America on January 31. In a news blurb that's about as abbreviated as the company's product lineup, Kelley Blue Book reports that the troubled Japanese automaker will stop selling its Ascender SUV and i-Series pickups at the end of the month, both badge-engineered versions of General Motors trucks. Isuzu sales have been winding down for some time now (it sold just over 7000 units last year), and the move had been expected as the plant that underpins the Ascender (shared with the Chevrolet Traiblazer, GMC Envoy, and Saab 9-7X) shuttered just before the holidays.

They were not doing good before the industry slow down. Now they are going away. Too bad. Source: Autoblog