The Humvee, or High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, stands as a rugged sibling to the iconic Hummer, born from the battlefield and now reimagined by a select group of masterful customizers to roam the streets as street-legal titans. Among these transformed military stalwarts, we proudly present the exceptional 1995 AM General Humvee M1025-A2, a shining example of this remarkable metamorphosis. Deep-rooted in its history, the M1025-A2 variant emerged as a TOW Missile Carrier, fortified with rudimentary armor. However, this incarnation is far from ordinary; it proudly carries the distinction of being the Rod Hall Baja Limited Edition M1025A2, a rare breed with unique and upgraded specifications that elevate it above its conventional counterparts. It's worth noting that the Ground Mobility Vehicle (GMV) program, a creation of the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), brought about significant changes in the Humvee's chassis and tires, enhancing their off-road capabilities. The tires became more rugged, complemented by a central tire inflation system, and heavy suspension upgrades were incorporated, particularly in the 1st Special Forces Fifth Battalion Humvees. This exclusive club of only 99 units, each having served in the special forces division of the military, transforms this Humvee into an exquisite collector's item. The M1025A2's heightened weight capacity found its purpose in mounting the formidable TOW antitank missile system, a testament to the pinnacle of US defense manufacturing. With a mere 2,739 original miles on its illustrious journey, this Humvee, meticulously handcrafted by Foxtrot Trucks stands poised for its next adventure. Fresh from a comprehensive overhaul, this resilient steed awaits its intrepid new owner to elevate it to greater heights and explore the world with the exhilaration of open-air freedom.

Exterior and Interior

Wrapped in a commanding professional combat gray exterior finish, the 1995 AM General Humvee M1025-A2 exudes an air of formidable authority. Its exterior features an impervious Raptor-lined texture, setting a tone of indomitable resilience. Tube-style doors enhance its rugged appearance, while upgraded LED lighting illuminates the path ahead. Fresh hinges and tie-downs, bolstered by robust aluminum rivets, testify to the vehicle's unwavering strength. Notably, a custom-made Pioneer tool kit hood mount, a pristine windshield, and a new vinyl rear curtain with a convenient zipper roll-up mechanism further enhance its functionality. Dominating the terrain below, the Humvee's wheels are encased in BF Goodrich run-flat tires. Stepping inside, one encounters a TOFF polyurethane interior adorned with new vinyl seats that beckon passengers with their durability and comfort. Abundant cargo space ensures practicality, while the driver enjoys the convenience of a Garmin infotainment system, paving the way for exploration like no other vehicle can offer. With its rugged Baja-style open-air configuration, this Humvee presents an ideal canvas, awaiting its next adventure or a dedicated custodian to elevate it to new heights.

Engine

Under the hood, the 1995 AM General Humvee M1025-A2 roars to life with a robust 6.5L Detroit Diesel turbo-diesel V8 engine, seamlessly mated to an Allison 6-speed automatic transmission. Power is transmitted to all four wheels, ensuring that there are few terrains capable of impeding this formidable force. Equipped with a Dual Range Transfer Case 4x4, Front / Rear Torsen Type Differential, Lockable Center Differential, Helical Gear-Reduction Hubs, In-Board Disc Brakes, and the specialized Rod Hall Nitrogen Shock and Suspension System, this Humvee is primed for any challenge. With a mere 1,900 miles etched into its journey, the brake system and mechanical components remain robust and reliable, providing a safety net of longevity. If it was deemed worthy on the battlefield, rest assured, it's more than equipped for your off-road fantasies.