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Humvee Hmmwv Millitary Hummer H1 on 2040-cars

US $43,750.00
Year:1996 Mileage:41718
Location:

Montverde, Florida, United States

Montverde, Florida, United States

If you are looking for the ultimate "head turning" Extreme on and offroad SUV, you have found it!

Guaranteed to put a smile on your face as well as anyone that rides with you! 

This RARE 4 Passenger  Hummer H1 is a great vehicle to own being that there were only 11,818 H1s that rolled off the AM General (and later GM) assembly line. The total built for 1995 was 1,432. Although a diesel engine powered version was avaiable, 533 Hummers received the Proven 5.7L TBI gasoline engine in '95. So when you find one such as this in this condition you have the Opportunity to own 1 of only 533 factory gasoline powered Humvee's in the World.

It is widely Known that the GM Diesel engine of this era was very problematic and undesirable throughout the entire GM lineup. This is why when you decided to own the Hummer H1, it becomes obvious that this is the Best one to own. You will have to look up and down for the gas version and may never find one like this. This excellent example has seen just under 42,000 miles since new and recently received a Brand New set of wheels and tires to set it off with an awsome custom look.

Standard options and features include; 5.7L V8, Automatic transmission, 4WD, Power Steering & Brakes, Power Window and Locks, Front and rear A/C, cruise control, Tow Package (that has never been used), Center Console Storage, Lockable Rear double doors, and 16.5" Factory Rims (w/ in-dash inflate/deflate) Will be included with the sale. Some upgrades include; Custom made leather seats, Pioneer AM/FM/CD/DVD flip screen, Custum 500 watt MMATS sub wolfers with MMATS matching amp, factory optioned Belly Skid Cage, Grill Gaurd, and  brand new 0 mile kuhmo 37x13.50 r20 mud terrain tires on XD Diesel 20x12 custom wheels!

The current owner of this Humvee has kept this on his Florida Ranch as a tour vehical and has used it to tour the ranch inspecting cattle, fence line and occasionally driven it in a few parades. This H1 rarely leaves the ranch and has never seen snow, salt or mud. It is absolutly rust free and has been dry stored it's entire life! 

The Hummer Has been serviced and inspected within the last 30 days, which is when we decided to splurge on a brand new set of Kuhmo Road Venture MT KL71 37/13.50r20. We will include the factory Humvee 16.5" CTIS wheels and tires seen in the photos. The Central tire inflation system is all intact and functioning. We have simply capped it off under the center caps to improve the look of the wheels, it can be reconnected in minutes.

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Here's a little spec and history: 

The Hummer H1 shares some common driveline parts with its HMMWV brethren. Items like brakes, axles, frame and major body panels (hood, tailgate and quarter panels) are shared between the HMMWV and Hummer H1. All H1s and HMMWVs were produced on the same assembly line; civilian H1s were painted and finished in a separate building opposite the parking lot.

Hummer H1s are unique in the way they handle off road, and in their interior arrangement. Passenger and highway comfort are sacrificed for maximum mobility compared to civilian SUVs, with features much more radical than the original Jeep though they do share a similarly cut simple grille opening. They are inherently very stable, thanks to their wide track. They can ford 30 inches (76 cm) of water and climb a 22-inch (56 cm) step. Their stock ground clearance of 16 inches (41 cm) is made possible by tucking driveline components inside a channel in the central space between the left and right seats. They have high approach/departure angles of 72/37.5 degrees. Most H1s are equipped with a Central Tire Inflation system(CTIS), which enables the driver to increase or decrease the tire air pressure at the push of a button, since lower tire pressures are more suited for off road, and higher tire pressures are desirable on-road.

Hummer H1s have many unusual features, such as inboard brakes and (portal gears) planitary outer axle housing which allow the drivetrain's half shafts a higher placement, for greater ground clearance and relieves stress on the drive train. The radiator is up high, sloping over the engine on a forward-hinged hood. The air intake is high-mount, enabling the H1 to ford waist-level water. Rather than using simple runflat tires, magnesium-aluminum alloy or rubber inserts are an optional feature for runflat ability. A chemical agent resistant coating, or CARC, is available only on the military version

We would like to encourage you to call text or email any questions and welcome you to come and look at this Hummer.

Please call or text 407-489-6026

Email eddie_b_jr@yahoo.com

We are ready to assist in any way we can with shipping/delivery of this awsome 4x4

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