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December 7, 2006 7:00 AM PST

Fire up the chimney in your Hummer

by Mike Yamamoto
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(Credit: Gizmag)

A lot of people seemed to like to idea of a remote-controlled H2 terrorizing their homes, so we got to thinking: These folks need a real one to go with it. But given their obviously discriminating tastes, it couldn't be just any old Hummer.

That's why this custom creation is the perfect mate: Not only does it have all the appointments of a fully loaded model, but it also has--get this--a fireplace and chimney, including a built-in flat-panel display to go with the oh-so-klassy white shag rug. Gizmag says this beauty was made for a German TV show by a Munich-based shop that "specializes in building outrageous American automobiles." (Ya think?)

We can already hear Barry White's Love Theme wafting through the cabin. Somebody, pass that bottle of Ripple.

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pro7 is the german channel doing this "thing"
by smokeonit December 7, 2006 7:17 AM PST
it was the german pro7 channel doing this monstrusity....
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Electric fireplace?
by terrymor December 7, 2006 7:49 AM PST
If you want to see a vehicle with a real fireplace, check out http://www.battlewagon.net
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