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What color / FS Code is the above ?

Any decent muffler / exhaust shop can fab you up whatever part you need for allot cheaper then that. That or even just fix the hole in your stock part and get you on your way...

Nice, Now let the parts hunt begin !

As the topic states I am going between a few different paint colors for my upcoming Humvee re-paint. Currently going back and forth with the good ol' FS34094 aka CARC green and the USMC FS34052. So, anyone use the FS34052 on their rig ? If so can ya post some pics ?

Hoping to make this a "sticky" post cause it seems like topics of painting / repainting HUMVEE's are all over this forum (not just in the Humvee or Paint sections). So lets keep this straight and to the point, each post under this topic should at least answer these basic questions: 1. What...

Just do a Duramax swap and call it a day.

As far as I can see online they both do the exact same thing..

Easy as that eh ? Who knew, and thanks !

I literally read each post on this thread and still have my question: Does anyone have a Behr paint code I can walk into Home Depot with to obtain a finish / color of the code 34079 ? From what I can see it has alittle more "sheen" to it over the standard "383" code and plan to paint my M998...

Looks to be a "Hummer" with the wheels and the three amber clearance lights center / above the windshield..

Great thread and tons of info ! I hate to be the odd ball in the room but does anyone else think by putting in "stock" looking seats it kills the Miliraty / purpose built interior look of the Humvee ? Believe me a aging Skateboarder with a bad back I would love a more comfy seat in my M998 but...

As the topic says I am about to do a re=paint on my 1988 Humvee and I am torn between #34079 & #34094 paint. From what I can see the #34094 is abit more flat and almost has a "chalky" look to it, where the #34079 seems to have a bit more sheen to it (for better words). Anyone repaint their...

Any pics of the entire truck sprayed ?

If your going the LS route you might as well take that time to do a 12volt swap on the truck.........

Every Pontiac on the road today went thru the DOT (Department of Transportation) process and was deemed (on road safe). Every Buell motorcycle was put thru the same paces and tests as every say Honda or Harley - Davidson and was deemed safe and acceptable for public roads. The Humvee was not...

Humvee's weren't crash tested and didn't go thru the same tests and procedures that the "on road" Hummer did. Also if you ask me, AM General is behind making the Humvee harder to get on the roads legally because they don't want their "hummers" to drop in value. Think about it..

My plan for the inside of the cab is: 1. Undercoating (spray can) 2. Dynamat sound insulation 3. Military green grip tape (like they use on top of skateboards). Simple, fast, works (had a buddy do the same in his Jeep CJ7) and a **** of allot cheaper then what these places above are charging for...

Try soaking the wrap in water before you wrap the pipe (old motorcycle trick). Makes more of a mess but keeps the fiberglass in the bucket of water and not in your skin / in the air. Plus with the wrap wet you can pull / get a tighter wrap around the pipe. And the whole idea of wrapping the...

Bullet Motorsports is in Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312 and I know they do a TON of Humvee fixes / repairs / etc. Check out their million videos on YouTube. Also their is Hummer of Miami. I am in Chicago so not sure how close these might be to your location but the next place to search is GOOGLE !

When you do go and paint your truck what code of Rapco "green" are you going with. I ask because both the 34079 & 34094 both look good on these trucks. The 34079 seems to have a bit more "sheen" to it, where the 34094 almost has a "chalky" look to it..