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No sir, a friend had it from scrap. Part of a bundle deal, so I don't remember how much. I'm just going to use it for rucksacks and hopefully ammo cans if I can fab them up.

Stumbled across the rear enclosure side walls as seen here: http://www.milsysgroup.com/product/humvee-accessories/GMV63000. They're for an 1100-series truck, so not true to original form, but hey it gets the job done.

Fresh coat of CARC 9 on the GMV this week and got her show ready...

Been wondering about an air horn. Anyone done it?

Nice QRF truck by the way!

The rubber isolator mounts are shorter on the LED Headlights, so they are not a direct, drop-in replacement. You can remove the bezel on the old lights and unscrew the old isolator mounts & install them in the new LEDs. Or order six new ones, which I believe are 1/4".

I think this one might fit the bill. Any around that might be available?

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Installed a push bumper today... And pioneer kit. Ready for CARC prep...

This is the one I got... Elite Car Covers Custom Waterproof Cover for H-1 Wagon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00T8DOJ34/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_cWoxxbBHRWDC8

Finally got the brackets fabbed to mount the grab bars & running boards to the GMV. Almost ready for CARC.

Every post from Retiredwarhorses should have the disclaimer: "Don't try this at home, folks"

Very cool, Leo4x4. Did you fab the go-light bracket?

I'll be starting this install soon and will post pics to help others.

Cool, glad it helped! Let me know if you need any more details.

Look at the front skid plate. If it is longer, noted by the stretched out holes, then it's for the a2 or ECV Humvee, not the standard m998's on GP. If it's the shorter skid plate (flatter holes), it'll work on a standard Humvee. Here are the pics of the two different ones: Longer front...

Thanks, but that might be too short. I need the deck to be at least 5' by 12'

I'm looking for a small flatbed trailer for my Humvee. Ideally, it would be like the M1101 or m1102 utility trailer's subframe, but with a flatbed deck. Have you ever seen something like that?

Thanks. This was the most inexpensive, yet effective, fix I've done. Thanks to those who've gone before me to recommend it (retiredwarhorses, etc.). It'll probably save a few PCB's over the years.

I purchased the Grounding Kit from Kascar (PN 535-A1) and installed it over the weekend. I know it's cheap & easy to make one yourself, but I don't have much wiring experience and for $70 I figured I'd get it right the first time. It was a quick & easy install. Here's a write-up in case it helps...