Halfwit Harry

Carmageddon

Carmageddon driver
Halfwit Harry
Lumberer
Info
Internal opponent number	14
Strength (1 - 5)	5
Network availability	Never
Short name (?)	Harry
Race number	26
Top speed	170 mph
Kerb weight	1.9 tons
0 - 60 mph in	9.4 seconds
Stealworthy	No
Description
"Harry will try to win at any cost, so he can lavish the winnings on his pet pig, Squealer. Best stay out of his way if you can."

Carmageddon II

Carmageddon II driver
Halfwit Harry
Loggerhead
Info
Internal opponent number	32
Strength (1 - 5)	5
Network availability	all
Short name	Harry
Gender	♂
Race number	110
Status icon
Top speed	140 mph
Kerb weight	20.0 tons
0 - 60 mph in	7.9 seconds
Cost	2,500,000 credits
Description
"Catch someone with this, and they'll wish they never got up this morning. Joust the job."

Carmageddon: Reincarnation

Harry has been confirmed to return, as Stainless released concept art of the Lumberer, along with steam trading cards.

Carmageddon: Reincarnation driver
Halfwit Harry
The Lumberer
Info
Strength	3.33
Short name (?)	Lumberer
Race number	26
Top speed	150 mph
Kerb weight	3.0 tons
0 - 60 mph in	4.90 seconds
Description
"The last time Harry smiled he was frolicking happily with his pet pig Squealer. Since Don ate his plump pet, Harry’s black mood has been expressed through his exceedingly “pig-headed” road manners."

Lumberer concept for Reincarnation

in-game model

Halfwit Harry as seen in Carmageddon Max Damage.

The Lumberer as it appears in Carmageddon Max Damage.

The Lumberer as it appears in Carmageddon Crashers.

A billboard for Harry's BBQ in Bleak City.

Trivia

• Harry is part of the nearest thing Carmageddon has to a family - he is the brother of Burly Shirley and distant cousin of Helga Shwein.
• The term "at loggerheads" means 'unable to agree on a matter'.
• Lumberer combines elements of the Bowler Tomcat and the AM General Hummer H1.
• Lumberer appears as Honest John's vehicle in the PlayStation game.
• Loggerhead is, unsurprisingly given the name, an industrial logging machine.
• Harry must have disguised himself, as he appears in Carmageddon 64 under the name Mr. Whip.
• In Carmageddon II, neither the Loggerhead or the Big Dump leave a pool of oil on the road when they're wasted.
• The model for the Digga was re-used to create the Loggerhead. Apart from the wheels and the claws attached to the front, the vehicle is the same.
  • To further prove this, the model for the Loggerhead is called digbody, and the original textures are all prefixed with dig (aside from the Loggerhead-exclusive textures, which are prefixed with log).