Octamog
Observer
... was this thing used for? Described as having an area to secure SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus?). On the gsaauctions.gov website. Someone should grab it an build an expedition hummer!
What the heck...
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Deleted member 9101
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WOW!!!! I want that
14x4
Observer
Whats left to build?
Very cool vehicle. I'd love to have it. It doesn't even have 4k miles on it yet...:drool:
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Deleted member 9101
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Whats left to build?
Very cool vehicle. I'd love to have it.
Lift kit, more power, new interior, I can go on and on...lol
Octamog
Observer
DURAMAX/Allison!!!
JRH_PowerWagon_06
New member
:drool:
rynosurf
Adventurer
Hazmat?
Martinjmpr
Wiffleball Batter
I'm thinking firefighting but Hazmat would work too.
AFAIK SCBA equipment is now a standard part of firefighting gear.
BigJimCruising
Adventurer
I could tell you, but I'd have to kill you!
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Deleted member 9101
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Its not a FLA.... Its some kind of commo set up on a 998
pete.wilson
Adventurer
Hey
My new bigfoot/base camp vehicle.....oh how the mind wanders on such wonderous scheme's. It looks very cool, Hummer H1's are just plain awesome.
Pete Wilson
Member: Sasquatch Watch of Virginia
AIBR - Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers
P.S. I used to run an ex-Johnson County, KS ambulance. 1995 Ford F350 with a 7.3L diesel and a Norton 165" amubulance section, very good rig just a little too big, heavy, and only 2 wheel drive. Tons of storage for camping/research gear and a nice ride.
My new bigfoot/base camp vehicle.....oh how the mind wanders on such wonderous scheme's. It looks very cool, Hummer H1's are just plain awesome.
Pete Wilson
Member: Sasquatch Watch of Virginia
AIBR - Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers
P.S. I used to run an ex-Johnson County, KS ambulance. 1995 Ford F350 with a 7.3L diesel and a Norton 165" amubulance section, very good rig just a little too big, heavy, and only 2 wheel drive. Tons of storage for camping/research gear and a nice ride.
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Ron B
Explorer
I just saw one Wed that was similar to the one pictured but the shell on the back wasn't quite as high. It was going the opposite direction on the hwy so I couldn't get a closer look -- I see lots of hummers here in socal, but few with custom campers on the back.
It's a '98 2 door civilian hummer, not a humvee. The 2 doors are a great platform to start with, but are also much rarer.
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It's a '98 2 door civilian hummer, not a humvee. The 2 doors are a great platform to start with, but are also much rarer.
rb
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