1980 Am General M-1038 Humvee,hmmwv,hummer H1 on 2040-cars
San Jose, California, United States
1986 M1038 AM General (USMC) HMMWV... New soft top & doors.1996, 350 LT1 complete motor. Original turbo 400 ( no park) 218 transfer case. Geared hubs, CV shafts & drivetrain are all in good shape. The complete electrical system is all 12 volt. All gauges are digital. Fuel tank was replaced with a fuel cell in the bed of the truck. All interior was sprayed with rhino line., Military rubber was replaced with new wrangler GS-A tires. The 6.2 had 3000 miles on it when removed, it was under powered and the hydraulic clutch, glow plug controller and KDS is nothing but a problem. This truck will run 80 mph all day long and never get hot. The trans, motor & all coolers are in good shape. The truck has about 5000 miles on it and the motor has about 40k. Comes with a clear HMMWV title showing a January 1986 hummer. Solid frame with all factory undercoat still intact.Everything on this truck is original, only the motor was changed. Truck is located in Saratoga California. Please don't bid on this unit if you don't have the money to pay for it at the end of the auction.. High bidder will have 5 days to pay for the truck in full. $500.00 by pay pal & the balance by cashiers check. If you need to set up shipping we can store the truck for 3 weeks at no charge. Please email me if you have any ??? On Oct-16-13 at 13:44:34 PDT, |
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