Military Marine Corp M1038/m998 Hmmwv Humvee Hummer H1 4wd Suv/truck 4x4 & 105a2 on 2040-cars
Deatsville, Alabama, United States
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Military Marine Corps M1038/M998 HMMWV Humvee Hummer Ultimate 4WD SUV/Truck 4X4 & 105A2 1.5-Ton Cargo Trailer This listing is for my personal ALL-MAN ultimate off-road vehicle!!! It is a 1985 All-Military ex-Marine Corps M1038 HMMWV (Humvee) in AWESOME fully-functional condition! This is the 4-door soft-top troop carrier version with a 52" deep-fording snorkel setup. I have spent the past 14-months getting her mechanically rebuilt all the way around, and she is a hard-running, mud-chewing, water-fording off-road MONSTER! This thing is the ULTIMATE off-road vehicle fit for only the toughest enthusiast. Here is a partial listing of the more major items that I have rebuilt or replaced over the past year:
This is not one of those wore-out POS crap trucks that are on the after market being sold as "OFF-ROAD ONLY" vehicles. This is one of the very few original Military Humvee's with a LICENSED TITLE & TAG!!! That's right! The military was never actually supposed to sell these vehicles to the public, but in 2000 through a paper-work screw up the Marine Corps released a small number to the public. This is one of those small few! You can legally drive this thing on any road you want and no one can say a word to you!!! It runs like a MULE!!! Just take a look at the videos below... This was in a red-clay pit that was softened from about 8-hours of rain the day before. The non-slip differential allows these things to go where other trucks will just slip!
There are less than 30k miles on this baby, and the engine runs STRONG! I would not hesitate to tell you to drive it anywhere in the continental USA. My wife actually flew to Maryland and picked it up for me (I had a broken back...) over a year ago, and she drove it all the way back to Alabama without a problem... You can feel safe to fly here and driver her home if you want! I have also added a good deal of special insulation and exhaust shielding to cut down on the excessive heat and noise these military models were famous for. This adds a good deal of comfort that the military doesn't get... The only "negative" about this bad boy is that the winch has seized up and needs to be rebuilt. That would only cost a couple-hundred dollars, and these military winches go for BIG MONEY!!! Just do a search and see for yourself... The truck has the original Military CARC camo paint, which also cannot be sold to the public. Along with this massive truck I am selling my matching 105A2 1-1/2 ton military cargo trailer (see pictures) with original booms and cover! These bad boys were made to be pulled off road through just about ANYTHING... The trailer alone is worth $1,500 easy... The Humvee also comes with 4-military HMMWV jack stands. I use these as a 4-point lift when I am working on drive-train items... Look...the only reason I am selling my baby is because we are getting ready to build a new house, so I am liquidating some of my more valuable toys. I guaranty you will not be disappointed!!! Good Luck & God Bless!!! |
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