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Sorry should have given latest reference: Military Vehicle Magazine April 2015 Page 10. "Marine Corps placed 748 HMMWV into storage...200 for New Zealand...50 set aside for collectors...498 to auctioned. Morethan 300 at Atlanta auction...150 in California. This was in 1999. Most were 1986...

Not sure how many HMMWVs you indicate are in civilian ownership. I know that approximately 12,000+ H1 were sold. The 1999 auctions. were less than 1000, I think. Add on the few that have been salvaged, assembled, etc say 14,000 is my guess. Not counting fire, police, forestry, etc. I await...

I do not understand the selling prices. Are the parts people buying them?

What did this thing sell for?

OK my opinion. The hardtop/slantbacks are very popular and many of the M998 from 1999 auction have been converted. Think about restoring your HMMWV as it sits and was used by the military. This would be the low cost way to go and would be, hopefully collectible at some point. As I indicated...

Looks pretty nice. Drive a hardtop before you invest. The visibility is much better out of the one you just bought. Be prepared to spend a few thousand on the project...I know!

Welcome. I consider the fee a small contribution to a great, well run site!

Another welcome from San Antonio!

Owned one briefly. Sold it to a priest from St. Marys , Kansas. Probably should have given it to him!

Welcome from Texas

I think you have saved your marriage...hope I get some small credit!

Getting it transported for 1.00 per mile is a good deal in my experience. Think about it! Good luck

These are great trailers. Congratulations and welcome from Texas

Found a plastic equipment record folder under seat of M1008(Govplanet buy) Mainly blank forms but did have a brake balance result form.

New tires and wheels today on M1008. Decided to go with OEM GF Goodrich LT235/85 R16. Looks and rides better!

I agree these are old gauges. Have the same reading on M998 but all voltages were within range. So check voltage and if ok live with it or order a new gauge which I did and have yet to install.

What a great story. I wonder if my Crosley Hotshot is in some pile somewhere...oh well

Should have indicated; old style without pads

New HMMWV driver seat frame for 26.99 at Sportsmans Guide. Beats removing and painting the old one! Hope this helps and hope I'm not breaking any rules!

Welcome from Sa Antonio