VIN:
112227
In the diverse landscape of today's American automotive market, we find a rich tapestry of vehicles, constantly evolving. Yet, when we turn back the clock, a time of distinct categorization emerges. Muscle cars embodied speed, Cadillac's land yachts epitomized luxury, and then there was the realm of rugged off-roading, where the legendary Humvee reigned supreme. Today, we present an American hero, the 1991 American General Humvee M998. Not just any Humvee, this one boasts a storied past as a member of the Grayling National Guard base, certifying its authenticity as a truly remarkable machine.
The team at Gov Planet has meticulously restored the 1991 American General Humvee M998 to an exceptional standard. Its rejuvenated off-road prowess is showcased in a striking gunmetal blue exterior with a repainted chassis. The vehicle gleams with new B and C-pillars, all-new exterior LED lights, including reverse lights and a search and rescue light. The hood has been fully restored, featuring powder-coated hinges secured with stainless steel bolts. The exterior is not only in top-notch condition but also purpose-built to command attention. Additionally, the off-road behemoth is fitted with a set of off-road wheels shod with new 40" Super Swamper tires. Within the rugged tan interior of the 1991 American General Humvee M998, its uncompromising heritage shines through. Leather bucket seats adorned with Sabelt harness-style seatbelts hold passengers in place. The cabin features a custom-fabricated switch plate housing an ignition switch and three toggle switches. The Switch Pro Circuit controls offer advanced functionality. The vehicle boasts a military steering wheel, an integrated HAM radio connected to a Wetsounds stereo system with Bluetooth capability to soundtrack your adventures. An Aviation intercom system is also part of the setup, underscoring the vehicle's robust persona.
Beneath the striking exterior and robust styling of the 1991 American General Humvee M998 lies a newly reported 6.5-liter V8 diesel powertrain with a modest 30,000 miles. Cooling enhancements include an upgraded aluminum radiator with an advanced cooling fan. Beyond the fresh diesel engine, this off-road titan's hallmark feature is the reported 4-speed automatic transmission, efficiently channeling substantial torque to all four wheels.
When the US Military needed a vehicle to replace the original Jeep, they turned to AM General’s Humvee, which has now seen decades of service on the front line. And while there have been unmistakable civilian offshoots, such as the Hummer H1 and H2, nothing can beat the presence of the original military machine, And that’s exactly what we’re offering you here with this 2009 Humvee M1123 4-Door that has been fully restored and modified by Plan B Trucks. Far from this truck being a lightly spruced-up example, it’s virtually ready to go back into battle, with new armor plating, a riot control system, and even armored gun ports in each door. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg — read on to find out more.
Is there anything as iconic as the original Humvee? We’d wager that when it comes to military-inspired off-roaders, the Humvee manages to top the lists of “most recognizable silhouettes.” That’s because the Humvee has become the modern face of the armed forces’ transport needs — not just for the U.S. military but many others around the world. And, of course, many AM General Humvees are now in civilian use. They’re loved for their battle-proven hardiness, simplicity, and reliability. Our featured 1997 American General Humvee, however, isn’t just any Humvee. It’s been customized to stand out, with an impressive paint job and a big-power sound system — there’s likely nothing on the market like it.
The Humvee was as revolutionary for the US Military as the original Willys Jeep was. Designed to replace the aging Jeep, the US armed forces required something with more power, versatility, and better protection. The Humvee was devised for this very challenge and has since become synonymous with heavy-duty service around the globe. If you’re looking at getting your own taste of this battle-proven SUV, then your best bet is to pick up an original decommissioned Humvee. What we have here is a 2006 AM General Humvee M1097R1 that has also been modernized for civilian use. It’ll get you to and from the shops and will still manage to do a dessert trial along the way—if you’re so inclined.
When the US Military needed a vehicle to replace the original Jeep, they turned to AM General’s Humvee, which has now seen decades of service on the front line. And while there have been unmistakable civilian offshoots, such as the Hummer H1 and H2, nothing can beat the presence of the original military machine, And that’s exactly what we’re offering you here with this 2009 Humvee M1123 4-Door that has been fully restored and modified by Plan B Trucks. Far from this truck being a lightly spruced-up example, it’s virtually ready to go back into battle, with new armor plating, a riot control system, and even armored gun ports in each door. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg — read on to find out more.
Is there anything as iconic as the original Humvee? We’d wager that when it comes to military-inspired off-roaders, the Humvee manages to top the lists of “most recognizable silhouettes.” That’s because the Humvee has become the modern face of the armed forces’ transport needs — not just for the U.S. military but many others around the world. And, of course, many AM General Humvees are now in civilian use. They’re loved for their battle-proven hardiness, simplicity, and reliability. Our featured 1997 American General Humvee, however, isn’t just any Humvee. It’s been customized to stand out, with an impressive paint job and a big-power sound system — there’s likely nothing on the market like it.
The Humvee was as revolutionary for the US Military as the original Willys Jeep was. Designed to replace the aging Jeep, the US armed forces required something with more power, versatility, and better protection. The Humvee was devised for this very challenge and has since become synonymous with heavy-duty service around the globe. If you’re looking at getting your own taste of this battle-proven SUV, then your best bet is to pick up an original decommissioned Humvee. What we have here is a 2006 AM General Humvee M1097R1 that has also been modernized for civilian use. It’ll get you to and from the shops and will still manage to do a dessert trial along the way—if you’re so inclined.
When the US Military needed a vehicle to replace the original Jeep, they turned to AM General’s Humvee, which has now seen decades of service on the front line. And while there have been unmistakable civilian offshoots, such as the Hummer H1 and H2, nothing can beat the presence of the original military machine, And that’s exactly what we’re offering you here with this 2009 Humvee M1123 4-Door that has been fully restored and modified by Plan B Trucks. Far from this truck being a lightly spruced-up example, it’s virtually ready to go back into battle, with new armor plating, a riot control system, and even armored gun ports in each door. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg — read on to find out more.
Is there anything as iconic as the original Humvee? We’d wager that when it comes to military-inspired off-roaders, the Humvee manages to top the lists of “most recognizable silhouettes.” That’s because the Humvee has become the modern face of the armed forces’ transport needs — not just for the U.S. military but many others around the world. And, of course, many AM General Humvees are now in civilian use. They’re loved for their battle-proven hardiness, simplicity, and reliability. Our featured 1997 American General Humvee, however, isn’t just any Humvee. It’s been customized to stand out, with an impressive paint job and a big-power sound system — there’s likely nothing on the market like it.
The Humvee was as revolutionary for the US Military as the original Willys Jeep was. Designed to replace the aging Jeep, the US armed forces required something with more power, versatility, and better protection. The Humvee was devised for this very challenge and has since become synonymous with heavy-duty service around the globe. If you’re looking at getting your own taste of this battle-proven SUV, then your best bet is to pick up an original decommissioned Humvee. What we have here is a 2006 AM General Humvee M1097R1 that has also been modernized for civilian use. It’ll get you to and from the shops and will still manage to do a dessert trial along the way—if you’re so inclined.
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