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We can assume that he got out of the vehicle leaving the door open, drank the Kronenbourg beer which he left on the hood. To finish intoxicating with joy on the summits.

The last three photos above are still an enigma for me. # 1 Nameplate and Cap for indicator light. # 2 Switch and instrument panel warning light. # 3 Code in the deployment triangle stencil.

A few days ago I posted a message for the first time in this forum. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/6-2l-6-5l-or-6-5l-gep.199669/ As promised I present it to you below. AM GENERAL HMMWV M998 Active Duty: JRTC Joint Training Center at Fort Polk, Louisiana. Serial number: 001581...

I absolutely want to thank you. I was in doubt thirty minutes before purchasing my first hmmwv. Your responses were so quick that they allowed me to negotiate in a healthy manner. He is at home. I will present it to you in the next few days. Encore merci .

It's live. I have to see the vehicle in half an hour to buy it. The owner sells it for a 6,5l GEP

Newbie, can you confirm if this engine is a 6.5l GEP?

Always a good time the story of our steel soldiers.

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I think early 1976