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"Seeing this quickly reminds us of the true nature of a Hummer-to go exploring. The &amp;quot;Infinivu&amp;quot; roof from American Specialty Cars, the company who is responsible for the sliding roof technology, allows would be explorers on safari to get up close with nature, yet without having to leave their vehicle. The fabric top slides front to rear in a near infinite number of positions and openings, thus allowing passengers access to the outside environment. Unlike a tiny sunroof this top opens to reveal the ultimate in headroom. There is one cross bar, just behind the second row seats to retain structural rigidity, but with the rear window retracted and the top pushed all the way forward, it&amp;#039;s a very open and useful space. Aficionados will recognize this technology as a variant from the one available on the with its sliding roof panel. That they share an underlying platform is no surprise. Included on this show truck are 20-in. Rozzi wheels fitted with Mickey Thompson Baja Claw 325/50R-20 tires, Custom Townsend lambskin leather upholstery and optional black chrome trim pieces available in the H3 chrome appearance package. Special show car Silver Spectra Tri-coat paint is also used and features blackout wheel wells. If this top makes it into production expect the price for this option to be nearly three or four thousand dollars. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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