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Funny how you can't get thrown out of a topless/door less vehicle if you're wearing a seat belt. I've never once felt unsafe in any Humvee or Jeep without doors, but I was always wearing a belt. That's awful for the guy driving, but was entirely preventable. RIP

Well, if you ever want to unload one, I have a garage slot I'm looking to fill ;)

So that's where all the slant backs have been going!

Me neither. Never seen one before.

80mph is a Humvees happy place. It just takes a little while to get there.

There's one on my local marketplace that has two perfectly punched rectangular holes in the driver side rocker. It's a clean truck otherwise, but damn that forklift operator certainly made a lasting impression.

Time to grab a pair of vice grips and clamp that thing off. You got 3 other brakes. 4 is just overkill.

Under a month from winning the auction to delivery? Wow you got lucky! Looks like a nice truck

I see you matched up the direction of both screws. I do the same with everything lol

Too damn long, but it's a government operation so I guess we should be happy we're getting anything at all. I'll never buy directly from them. It's worth it for me to spend a little more on the private market and get my new toy immediately and have the paperwork handled same day.

Well I'll be sure to cover those right up for you

Hmmm Sounds like his IQ is room temperature

Looks great! I've only seen the rims painted black, green or tan, but never brown. It might look good.

I saw that briefly. I think it gave me cancer.

I'd hardly call it a scam. To be clear, there's no issue registering a Humvee here in MA, but if you have an LLC in Montana you might as well use it and save on sales tax and no inspections. I suppose if the state you live in refuses to title your truck, and you title it in another state, they...

Correct. No games, no gimmicks, all 100% legal. Owning an LLC in that state classifies as owning a business and being a resident of the state. It doesn't matter if my operating costs are nothing more than what it takes to maintain the LLC itself.

When I did the Montana deal, I called my insurance company directly (not my local branch) and explained to them how I had my business located in a different state than my personal residence. They said it was no problem at all, and set it all up right over the phone. I have plates, a title, and...

I have no idea about that. I use Montana as a work around, but never have with anything that heavy.

The way around that is to open an LLC in whatever state you're registering through. Certain states will view you as a resident if you have a business there, which allows you to register the vehicle under the LLC itself. You can even bypass sales tax. It's pretty sweet.

They will. If you're state is being difficult, work with a state that will happily register your vehicles.