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Another reason for a separate HMMWV hot rodding or modification section like the deuce section has.

You can find them a lot cheaper on the auction site.<br>I might have a line on a few of the complete kits in the pelican case if you are interested.<br>Speaking only for myself I find it sad that I'm trying to kit out a fake M134 to look real.<br>Of course mine will shoot BB's but still.<br>

You can find them a lot cheaper on the auction site. I might have a line on a few of the complete kits in the pelican case if you are interested. Speaking only for myself I find it sad that I'm trying to kit out a fake M134 to look real. Of course mine will shoot BB's but still.

Wow it won't let me spell out the actual name of the weapons mounted light made by surefire its not a heaven fighter but the other place

Looks good. You need a **** fighter on it too. I still need to do that to mine. Got a line on the original optic just trying to figure out how to pay for it. I can borrow one from a friend but kind of what one I don't have to keep giving back.

Looks good I'm afraid soon you will upgrade to a motorized turret and start over. at least that's what happened to me. Shortly there after I went down another rabbit hole and lost the sponsons and hatch a sort of GMV'd it with the rear MG mounts.

Send me a email address . I'll take a few pictures for you. Basically if you measure from the back of fender that the sponson is going to bolt to forward and put a mark at 38" (bottom) and do the same at 32" (top) and draw a line between the marks that is the back edge of the fording exhaust...

do you have the fording exhaust pipe. you can measure the space from the bracket that's welded on to it to the mesh around the pipe. You should have enough room. I took my sponson's off or I'd measure for you.

Ever thought of the British version of the field kitchen. It's a pretty small package I think it's called a Mark 4. I think DSD277 here on the board has one he might let go of.

They are all over that internet site E---. Make sure you get 24 volt ones because the civi model was all 12 volts. If you don't want to deal with the internet site then Kascar or Hummer parts guy. look for non swelling type. Hit and miss on them coming out without breaking off. If you want you...

Shawn. I knew what he was talking about from his post "You spelled HMMWV wrong." It wasn't that hard to figure out. You have a nice truck. #1 thing is it's your truck. #2 thing is since it's your truck you get to decide what it looks like. #3 thing is you get to call it what ever you want. #4...

What data plate is on your HMMWV. Just curious. Most all of them I've ever seen have HMMWV on them not HUMVEE I think that's what he is getting at. Now if yours actually has Humvee stamped or printed on it then it's a unicorn. Nice looking truck by the way.

I'm guessing glow plugs or controller. is it a new control box ? if so did you remember to disconnect battery before swapping out control box.? Are the batteries fully charged they may be new but need charging

Did you recently work on wiring or swap gauges ? Perhaps you have ground wire on wrong screw. It's happened before. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?167614-Voltmeter-gauge-not-working

Possibly. I volunteer at this small museum in Ca. The curator might know for sure. http://tankland.com/ Thanks GW

Sounds like the fan coming on. That's normal. around 210 - 220 degrees? Nice looking ride

What the heck is that thing over by the handle ?

lots of guys stick with the hi back military ones too. just saying . Kind of keeps the truck original looking.

I bought 7 of the PVC inserts. Ended up only using 5 . Have 2 left over. the ones I have are a bluish green or greenish blue in color. not white like normal PVC . Not exactly sure they are PVC might be some variant of it however.

586 posts and no idea were the TM's are found here on the boards?