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Hello Joe, If you want a waterproof HMMWV I would recommend an amtech or similar fiberglass hard top in which the doors would seal against top in a formed channel. Soft or hard doors would work on these.

You will need an antenna base to match them. I believe Evildrporkchop had some. As for using them for a CB antenna it would have to be modified. http://flashoffroad.com/radio/Milantenna/milAntenna.htm

Doesn't MacMotors only sell to DOD and municipals who received a HMMWV?

I've been getting the same thing. Only when I click on today's posts. Forum or TMs work fine.

That's a civilian Hummer. Surely an expensive lift truck.

I bought a few out of state and got them titled at a notary with a signed title and bill of sale. Driving it back before title work could be difficult. I had mine shipped. Is there any way you could use a dealer plate? Other than that I could only see 2 trips if you want to preview...

I have decided to go with a 4 door softtop configuration and also purchased the cargo area cover as well. With everything else the truck needed I figured best to address all of its issues before the slant back. I believe I have 90% of everything I need to repair the truck, but time will tell.

Ok it's been a while since I updated my progress. I have stripped the body of everything so that when spring comes I can pull it off to replace the wiring harnesses, glow plugs, and fix anything out of place. I have gathered many parts and started getting sub-assemblies ready to go in...

I believe the one above is a civilian truck top but amtech does make one as well.

Amtech makes a 2 man softtop set up where the rear window openings are covered with an aluminum insert the same as the doors.

I'm in for Findlay.

I used a Mountain Dew 2 liter pop bottle. It fit perfect and was also green.

Looks nice. Congratulations!

I'm no expert but I would shoot for around $700. Extras would probably fetch another $100

State inspection is kinda weak in a lot of areas. Drop bumpers work due to it being a bumper height restriction. "Securely attached to frame" usually means not falling off. Due to different offsets in wheels and shortening of axles. Tires do not need to be sticking out for a spacer to be...

You could use drop bumpers to fix the bumper height law. Wheel spacers can be no thicker than 1/4 inch. You will need to watch the tires sticking outside the body as that is a big no no. Why not sell the HMMWV tires and wheels and return the truck to full stock configuration.

Very cool.

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