1986 Hummer H1

Slant Back Other

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

00000000000544609

Diesel

1986 M1025 Everything is Mil-spec, fully serviceable. 50 miles since refurb.Up-graded military 6.5L diesel--not a 6.2Turbo 400 military transmission with 218 T-caseSlant Back with gun turret, fully functionalUp-graded 12 Bolt wheelsKevlar X-DoorsRear Bumper - heavy dutyTitled, ready to transfer60 Amp Generator/AlternatorFrame is solid, no rust. Drive-line refurb: Fully serviced/rebuilt/ engine/transmission/transfer caseAll new ball joints, upper and lowerNew Problem solver Idler/pittman armGeared hub service/inspection including geared hub sealsAll new brakes and rotorsAll new universals (5)All half-shafts rebuilt/refurbedStabilizer bushings and linksAll new/ refurbed tie rods, front and rearAlignment, shimmed and correctDrive shaft carrier bearingFeel free to contact me, Blair Outlan if you have any questions, 901-378-8877 About this truck:Extremely straight body and slant back, everything is serviceable, lights work, heat works, etc. Everything on the truck is Mill-Spec, no customizations, all like it should be. Tires and wheels are good, runs down the road flat and straight. A great example of a M1025, a great driver. About who I am, My name is Blair Outlan, I build and refurb HMMWVs for civilians as well as defense companies. These companies include: General Dynamics, Boeing, BAE, Mustang, Tier 1, DARC, and many more. My company has been buying, building and selling H1 Hummers and HMMWVs since 1996 and was the Product manager for a Hummer dealership back in the mid 90's (when Hummers were Hummers). I'm extremely knowledgeable about the HMMWV as well as the civilian H1. It's my life and my pasion. Feel free to contact me, Blair Outlan if you have any questions, 901-378-8877 About the M1025The M1025 HMMWVs were Armament Carrier configurations of the HMMWV family. The M1025 armament carriers provided for mounting and firing of the Mk 19 Mod 3 automatic grenade launcher, M2 .50 caliber machine gun, and M60 and M240 7.62mm machine guns. The weapons were ring-mounted with a 360 degree arc of fire. The vehicles were equipped with basic armor protection for crew, weapon components, and ammunition.