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Even though GP wasn't mentioned, it's still great advertising for them.

Thanks for the information. My M998 isn't drilled and tapped for the visors. Maybe I'll just use rivets or even machine screws with blue locktite, once I find visors.

Not finding much on searching. Is there a source for visors for the HMMWV. If so, what parts are needed and how would you install them? I'd like to stick as close as possible to what ever the military used.

I think he's referring to the bars behind the front seats as shown in this photo from someone else's HMMWV. Apparently the bars were removed on mine, by one of the previous owners, when the commander seats were installed, so the driver's seat could move back further. Sure, they would help some...

I thought I read somewhere that the early auction was in Georgia and everything they had was Marine Corps. I get it that they wouldn't all be from the same units, but was just curious about whatever anyone knows of those vehicles.

I believe so.

Just checking to see if anyone knows which Marine Corp units the HMMWVs came from, which were included in the original auction.

Only with beadlocks. A search will bring up the info you need.

The grease is there for a reason, unless you remove the runflats.

Looks like it will do wheelies with a little effort. :p

Necro thread.

Since you went with shoulder belts I would recommend getting an anti-submarine belt also. I don't know why all performance belts don't come with one. Maybe your buckle won't accept one?

Fourth sticky from the top.

Where did you find the correct pump for the cleaner reservoir?

So how long does the Pledge last? Those plastic restorers you see on TV lasted about two months on my Avalanche.

What's wrong with normal lead wheel weights? Do the runflats rotate around when driven?

What kind of info. does a 411 provide. I assume it is fairly limited?

So the 1999s were sold with no restrictions (i.e. off-road), and then were titled and registered legally in what ever state. If the above statement is true, then wouldn't their value be somewhat more for resale purposes?

There's a reason why those other vehicles are so inexpensive.

That reminds me of how the gas cap is secured.