- 2003 MY AM General Humvee
- New engine reported
- Fiberglass hood
- Soft top
- New Boss headlights reported
- Kicker sound system with subwoofer
- Bluetooth capability
- Tow kit
If you are one of those people who believe a zombie apocalypse is next on the agenda of world crippling pandemics, read no further, this destructive military-grade vehicle is your best chance of survival. However, if facing an army of the undead isn’t at the top of your priorities, let's dive into a quick history lesson about the Humvee. Produced from 1984 to the present day, the Humvee is a high mobility multipurpose wheel vehicle used by the U.S army to replace the original JEEP. While a civilian version dubbed the ‘Hummer H1’ was released thanks to some overenthusiasm for the vehicle by actor Arnold Schwarzenegger, this example is the real deal. Does that mean that this 2003 AM General Humvee is less comfortable? Sure, but if comfort is what you’re after, you’ve completely missed the point. This Herculean example is currently up for sale, and ready to conquer whatever terrain you throw at it.
Exterior and Interior
The exterior of this 2003 Humvee is truly iconic. Take this vehicle anywhere in the world and it's sure to be recognized, especially for its performances in action movies, most of which involve driving straight through brick walls. This specific example wears a green and brown camouflaged exterior paint job in resemblance to its capability to go into war at any given time. The seller reports that the Humvee is also equipped with a tow kit, in case your tow truck needs to be towed. This Humvee also has a fiberglass hood, a soft top, and new Boss headlights up front. As admitted before, the Humvee doesn’t really have much in terms of comfort when it comes to the exterior. Passengers are exposed to a mostly green metal interior with exposed nuts and bolts, and will sit on seats that are slightly more comfortable than a concrete bench, but isn’t that the charm of being inside a Humvee? Not all hope is lost, this 2003 General Humvee has been with a Kicker sound system connected to a subwoofer. It also happens to be Bluetooth-compatible.
Engine
Under the hood of this 2003 General Humvee is a reportedly new 6.6L V8 engine with just 2,300 miles on it. Specifics on power and torque haven’t been confirmed, but the vehicle is driven via an automatic transmission.
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The 2000 AM General M1097A2 Humvee is the kind of military vehicle that needs very little introduction, coming from the HMMWV family built to handle troop transport, cargo duty, and demanding field use. Showing just 4,600 miles, this example is finished in Woodland Camouflage with a green interior and carries the unmistakable military presence that made the Humvee an icon. With its 6.5L naturally aspirated diesel V8, 4-speed automatic transmission, 4x4 drivetrain, cargo/troop carrier configuration, canvas rear cargo cover, black soft top, split windshield, military dashboard, heavy-duty suspension, tow shackles, pintle hitch, and Goodyear Wrangler MT tires, this M1097A2 is a proper ex-military utility platform with serious character.
Originally engineered for military service in some of the world’s harshest environments, the AM General Humvee has earned a legendary reputation for durability, off-road capability, and rugged dependability. The M1097R1 variant is a heavy-duty cargo configuration designed to carry increased payloads while maintaining exceptional mobility across difficult terrain. Showing approximately 38,914 miles, this 2006 AM General Humvee M1097R1 has been refinished in an eye-catching Red exterior over a Black interior, offering a unique blend of military heritage and civilian appeal. Equipped with desirable features such as a Central Tire Inflation System (CTIS), portal axles, independent suspension, and a 6.5L turbo diesel V8, this Humvee is equally suited for collectors, off-road enthusiasts, or anyone seeking one of the most capable four-wheel-drive vehicles ever produced.
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