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This vehicle is at a car lot approximately 500 miles away from me. I asked the salesman for the vin # and that is what he read out to me. I repeated that # and he said it was correct. This HMMWV is being advertised as a 1985. Attached are a few photos, not sure if they will help. Thanks again, Bob

I've been told 1985. Thanks

Hi there, I am possibly buying a HMMWV. The VIN# is 545026. I am wondering how I go about finding this vehicles history. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Bob

Great photos, thanks for sharing.

Great post guys, gawd I love that plane. Thanks to all for sharing :)

I am sorry to hear that you had to sell your HMMWV. Great photos, thanks for sharing> I really like the soft slant back top, where did you get it?

Great shots, thanks very much for sharing :)

Awesome photos, thanks for sharing the link :)

Are they all tan or do you have any Green Camo ones? Thanks, Bob

Cheers !

I have this photo, can't remember where I got it from but I hope this helps you :)

The 2 "L" shaped brackets attach to your bumper using 2 bolts each. Then the brushguard get attached to the brackets. The bolts to hold the brushguard in place go into the bottom holes and the pins go into the top holes. The metal stops on the brushguard face outwards. Just don't forget to...

Yep I have to agree, that's one sweet ride.

Definately not a zero, looks more like a val or a kate and probably a Texan/Harvard made to look like one.

Great photos, green gator, thanks for sharing them. NB1944 wow I had no idea the He111 crashed and is no longer. Very sad to hear that. When the B-17 and He111 were both up here for our airshow it was my job to look after the crews. They were all fantastic men and women. Some were even vets...

Great pics and videos. We used to have an airshow up here in central BC, Canada and we had B-17 Texas Raiders here. The following year we had B-17 Sentimental Journey. Sentitimental Journey was accompanied by a He111. I will try to find some photos. These aircraft were here in the mid 90's...

Hello and welcome, I look forward to seeing photos of your HMMWV.

No need to appologize, I appreciate your insight on this topic. Thanks for sharing. Could'nt those engines be brought up from the bottom of that lake, or is it not cost effective? You would think they would be salvaged as I'm sure they are very rare.

Yes there was a flight of P-38's and a B-17 who all belly landed on the ice caps. One P-38 was recovered, restored and now flies again. She is appropriately named "Glacier Girl". http://p38assn.org/glacier-girl.htm http://www.damninteresting.com/?p=297 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuE1B9fH9EU