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Not quite sure yet it will come to the port in Charleston S.C. when I get the details I will let you know and maybe we can meet up.

Yeah I looked and a good refurbished hemtt was around $70,000 to $80,000, and like you said if it was in perfect condition I would rather have it in a museum not in the deep woods of North Carolina. But yes I love to work with metal, I couldnt build a wooden birdhouse, but I can...

I hear ya, I will let everyone drive it.:grin:

Im sorry the images are so small I dont know how to make them bigger, any tips for that?

Here you go Tamangel, this is my latest truck it started as a 1982 toyota truck then it turned into somethng else! This is one I built in 2007, it is also a toyota pickup.

I am in the purchasing process right now, it is a 1978 maz 537 from www.milweb.net , the vehicle is coming from Bulgaria and will arive in Charleston S.C., after it gets here I will start the transformation process. The hemtt is a very rare vehicle and it was easier to just buy one from another...

Yeah I checked all the leads out, and they are very tempting but I really want to get one in medium to decent condition so that I can restore and fabricate it the way I want. On the getting stuck topic I have two 75 ton winches that came off an old caterpillar crane that was used to pick up...

Yea I will be in the USA most always, I do fab work so I guess I could find a five ton and build it, I will just have to keep my eye out for a hemtt or a tatra, maybe one will come around.:roll:

Yeah I thought about a duece but I want the 8 wheel drive.

Yeah I will take it there, you can tag along if you want:driver:

I dont know what model I want, but I really like the one on www.armyjeeps.com, I would rather have a tatra 8x8 but everything is so rare, Im not going to give up though. My intended use is to use the vehicle for extreme offroad and expeditions.

where can i purchase a hemtt at? I am in the market and really need some good advice, thanks