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Can some one tell me what this marking means? "US ARMY NG4LYO" Thanks.

Yes indeed, pictures are next best to physical inspection which is not allowed in most cases. Check and read every pictures in every corner and every square inch that shows. And review all pictures as many times as you may find your time. Read TMs listed in SS.

Fantastic job. Congratulations. Enjoy many years to come.

Good to know your M998 is there also. My auction date was Jan 6 and EUC was sent to TSC on Feb 9. I am still waiting.

Looks like a great show to go. When is the next one? At where? Kora

Thank you for your detail info. appreciated.

Hello, I am waiting for EUC to clear for my M998 located somewhere in Hopkinsville, KY. My plan is, upon EUC approval(hope soon) tow it four wheel down for 654 miles to home. According to the inspection report, a tire has "low air". Indeed the left front tire is down to ground, on the picture...

Sergeant Major, That is an excellent job, congratulations for the great restoration. By the way, Lumberton is a good place to live and raise children. I used to travel a lot around there, town of Laurinburg, when I was active. Hope the noise from your truck goes away as you drive it for years.

On a GL vehicles, if any what should be a concern on a high mileage, say 49,200. miles on 1993 M998?

patracy, thank you for the info.

May I ask you how many gallons needed to paint the body? Thanks

In terms of structural property, one must consider the torsional load at the home made bracket, vertically as well as laterally. Further, all of the applied loads on to it in the real world conditions are dynamic load opposed to a static load one may assume. The stress level on to such members...

THE BEST CHRISTMAS STORY TOLD EVER!!! Congratulations. This world needs more ladies like your best half.

Looks great. Does it deaden sound also?

One of the Humvees to be auctioned , the Inspection Report states tire is "Low Air". The driver side front tire is half way down to the ground. Do you think it is a flat that must be repaired, or is just matter of to bring an air compressor to air up and drive it out? Your thoughts please. Thanks

Congratulations !!

Pardon my ignorance, what is the significance of the USMC HMMWV? The difference from ordinary HMMWV?

Good advise, thank you. KK

No it is 5/8". From your comment, I am assuming the front air lift shackle pin diameter is 3/4". How about the brush guard hinge pin diameter? Are they also 3/4" ? Thank you for your comments. KK

I am considering to tow a M998 behind a 40 ft motorhome during my recovery. I have a 10,000. pound rated "Blue Ox" tow bar on the motorhome which usually I tow my car with. My question is; Is that doable? Has any one towed a M998 using a "Blue Ox" tow bar? What are your suggestions? Thank you...