Tupac Shakur's life might be enclosed with mystery but is tricked-out 1996 Hummer is not. It appears that the legendary rapper's truck is being listed on the market for a hefty price.
As known to all, Tupac Shakur fully loaded 1996 H1 Hummer was purchased a month before he died from gunshot. Bloomberg reports, Amherst, N.H.-based RR Auction, whose special programs are into selling pop-cultural artifacts and ephemera is now ready to bring Tupac Shakur's fully-loaded 1996 H1 Hummer into the block. The event is named as "Marvels of Modern Music" auction that accepts Internet bids starting next week.
In terms of elegance, features, style and prowess, Tupac Shakur's fully-loaded 1996 H1 Hummer has it all. The jet-black, four-door, sturdy Hummer was customized to meet Shakur's expectations. It also comes with off-road wheels and tires, as well as a 6.5 liter, turbo diesel V-8 engine.
In terms of comfort and elegant style, it features burl wood and beige leather interiors and even privacy glass. It also integrated a 12,000-pound winch and a rear driver's side fender that has the embroidered word "ELIMINATOR" on the segment.
It is undeniable that classic and vintage cars are often priced high and are valued even more. Even RR Executive Vice President Robert Livingston believes it as well. He even said, "It's huge, huge, huge, huge, huge."
The Drive also mentioned that the segment was built back in the glory days of GM before it obtained AM General and turned the Hummer brand into a marketing factor. As for Tupac Shakur's fully-loaded 1996 H1 Hummer, it includes a Sony GPS system and other upgrades and modifications that make the drive comfortable and at ease.
Also, it stands to reason that the value of the Hummer is not weighed in digits but for its entirety. Tupac Shakur's fully loaded 1996 H1 Hummer only has fewer than 1,400 H1s in 1996, which makes this car a trophy and a legacy.
To get rapper Tupac Shakur's fully-loaded 1996 H1 Hummer, buyers must join the bidding spree at $10,000 and up. It has also been projected to reach a hefty $100,000 or even more.
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