VIN:
039770
The Hummer of today is an all-electric luxury cruiser; while that is not a bad thing, its forefathers lived to ensure one aspect of driving pleasure - rugged performance at all times. Present today is an example of an authentic military-inspired off-roader, and what the Hummer marque initially was and takes shape with this 1987 American General Humvee M998. With a reported 51,300 miles on the clock, this road legal American hero can be yours to enjoy on the weekends or grace your local car meet in style.
To pay tribute to its heritage, this 1987 American General Humvee M998 sports a green exterior with camo styling. A walk around this mighty beast, and you are treated to unfiltered factory styling with all its exterior components present and in excellent shape. The current owner reports a new OEM soft top and OEM headlamps for better visibility. This off-road machine rides high off the ground thanks to a 2" front lift kit, and bridging the gap between the road and you are a set of off-road wheels finished off in Black. While the exterior provides an authentic look and feel, stepping into the green interior of this 1987 American General Humvee M998 instantly takes you to what the original war-zone-going machines must have looked and felt like. The utilitarian interior is reported to have new OEM seat cushions for creature comforts.
It's no surprise that the Humvee is a fairly large vehicle; every element is built to purpose and is large in size. The powertrain available with the Humvee matches its size and personality and ensures you have enough performance to ensure smiles per gallon. Pop open the hood of this 1987 American General Humvee M998, and you will find a 6.2L V8 performance powerhouse capable of ensuring rugged performance no matter where. The current owner reports a host of refreshments to ensure reliability; in place are new belts and a new battery for smooth performance and, new tie rods, an idler arm, upper & lower control arm bushings, upper & lower control arm ball joints for seamless running off the beaten path. In terms of power delivery, this American legend channels all its performance to all four wheels through a 3-speed automatic transmission.
1987 AM General Humvee M998
6.2L V8 Diesel
3-Speed Automatic Transmission
4x4
2" Front Lift Kit
New Upper & Lower Control Arm Bushings
New Upper & Lower Control Arm Ball Joints
New Steering Pitman Arm
New Idler Arm
New Tie Rods
New OEM Soft Top
New OEM Seating Cushions
New OEM Headlamps
New Battery
New Belts
All Info As Reported by Current Owner
Every now and then, you get a chance to purchase and experience a vehicle that has served our glorious military forces, at home or abroad. Typically this will be a Humvee, because these are the most commonly used military vehicles, as well as the easiest to civilianize. So, say hello to this 2000 AM General Humvee M1123 that’s for sale right now with just 11,914 miles to its name. The vehicle is a cargo/troop carrier derivative, and it’s received plenty of attention to make it what it is today. This includes a new engine and transmission reportedly replaced in July 2024, as well as a new transfer case, and front, and rear differentials around the same time. Moreover, it’s been decked out with an airy, nautical theme, making it a great outdoorsy cruiser that’s designed for fun.
You probably wouldn't think of buying a Humvee for your daily runs or as a grocery-getter. You look for a Humvee when you have a tough job at hand, whether it is military needs, off-roading, or as a cargo carrier. During wars that broke out since the model's deployment in the ‘80s, the Humvee has largely supplanted the roles previously performed by the original Jeep. For use in specific roles throughout the war, it was created in a variety of sizes and different features. What we have here is a 1985 American General Humvee with an enclosed cargo area, which is fitted with a table rack on each side. According to the current owner of this Humvee, it only has less than 357 original miles on its clock, and it is currently located in Plant City, Florida.
Here’s the one that started it all, the vehicle that introduced the Hummer brand to Americans. AM General was producing the military Humvee for years, and it caught the attention of none other than The Terminator himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Interested in what a civilian variant would be like, Schwarzenegger managed to convince AM General to create one. We don’t think it took much convincing; when The Terminator asks you to do something, you don’t raise too many objections. This 1994 AM General Humvee M998A1 is up for sale in Yukon, Oklahoma, and awaits a new owner. If you’d like to pick it up, give us a call.
Every now and then, you get a chance to purchase and experience a vehicle that has served our glorious military forces, at home or abroad. Typically this will be a Humvee, because these are the most commonly used military vehicles, as well as the easiest to civilianize. So, say hello to this 2000 AM General Humvee M1123 that’s for sale right now with just 11,914 miles to its name. The vehicle is a cargo/troop carrier derivative, and it’s received plenty of attention to make it what it is today. This includes a new engine and transmission reportedly replaced in July 2024, as well as a new transfer case, and front, and rear differentials around the same time. Moreover, it’s been decked out with an airy, nautical theme, making it a great outdoorsy cruiser that’s designed for fun.
You probably wouldn't think of buying a Humvee for your daily runs or as a grocery-getter. You look for a Humvee when you have a tough job at hand, whether it is military needs, off-roading, or as a cargo carrier. During wars that broke out since the model's deployment in the ‘80s, the Humvee has largely supplanted the roles previously performed by the original Jeep. For use in specific roles throughout the war, it was created in a variety of sizes and different features. What we have here is a 1985 American General Humvee with an enclosed cargo area, which is fitted with a table rack on each side. According to the current owner of this Humvee, it only has less than 357 original miles on its clock, and it is currently located in Plant City, Florida.
Venturing off the beaten path is a challenge that requires a machine that can push through the odds. Present today is just that, with the addition of ensuring you look good while you power through the great unknown, and it takes shape with this 2004 AM General Humvee. With a reported 2,357 miles on its clock, this war-going all-American machine features a complete restoration by the folks over at Plan B and is ready to make you stand out on and off the road.
Every now and then, you get a chance to purchase and experience a vehicle that has served our glorious military forces, at home or abroad. Typically this will be a Humvee, because these are the most commonly used military vehicles, as well as the easiest to civilianize. So, say hello to this 2000 AM General Humvee M1123 that’s for sale right now with just 11,914 miles to its name. The vehicle is a cargo/troop carrier derivative, and it’s received plenty of attention to make it what it is today. This includes a new engine and transmission reportedly replaced in July 2024, as well as a new transfer case, and front, and rear differentials around the same time. Moreover, it’s been decked out with an airy, nautical theme, making it a great outdoorsy cruiser that’s designed for fun.
You probably wouldn't think of buying a Humvee for your daily runs or as a grocery-getter. You look for a Humvee when you have a tough job at hand, whether it is military needs, off-roading, or as a cargo carrier. During wars that broke out since the model's deployment in the ‘80s, the Humvee has largely supplanted the roles previously performed by the original Jeep. For use in specific roles throughout the war, it was created in a variety of sizes and different features. What we have here is a 1985 American General Humvee with an enclosed cargo area, which is fitted with a table rack on each side. According to the current owner of this Humvee, it only has less than 357 original miles on its clock, and it is currently located in Plant City, Florida.
Venturing off the beaten path is a challenge that requires a machine that can push through the odds. Present today is just that, with the addition of ensuring you look good while you power through the great unknown, and it takes shape with this 2004 AM General Humvee. With a reported 2,357 miles on its clock, this war-going all-American machine features a complete restoration by the folks over at Plan B and is ready to make you stand out on and off the road.
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