andrew sweeney
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Can I find out what year my Humvee is by the serial #. It is not stamped on the Id tag.
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Try the 2017 vin info thread.
andrew sweeney
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sorry to mention that there is no vin, and it is a six digit serial # 002710
Lawdog734
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Did you even look at the thread? That's what he's telling you. Post the information in that thread and you'll get your answer. While it's not a true 17 digit VIN, the 6 digit serial number effectively becomes the VIN when you register it.
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Hmmmmm, this reminds me a of thread.......
BLK HMMWV
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Some people you just can't help.
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While states may refuse to title and the DLA could change the disposition code again, I sincerely doubt that any will ever be taken back. The government wants them gone as much as there is a demand for them. The disposition code wasn't changed just because someone in the government cared about the historical preservation of former military vehicles - it was because there was an incentive for the government to do so. To repossess them will be a mess that nobody wants to mess with concerning the logistics, likely lawsuits, etc.
Until there is evidence that something like this will happen, stop with the comments that stir the crap pot for what can be a touchy subject.
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Not to be a broken record, the VIN or SN really means nothing on a HUMVEE. if it has been through reset or maybe even repainted you have no idea if that was the original SN.
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Evidence, history has a tendency to repeat it self.
Nobody else on the site is required to post facts with proof. Nobody else on this site is restricted from posting their opinions(they may be refuted).
I should not be held to higher standards.
Fact is, titling and registrations are becoming a problem.
Fact is, other vehicles in the past have been restricted and or withheld (taken back) from the Gov.
Nobody else on the site is required to post facts with proof. Nobody else on this site is restricted from posting their opinions(they may be refuted).
I should not be held to higher standards.
Fact is, titling and registrations are becoming a problem.
Fact is, other vehicles in the past have been restricted and or withheld (taken back) from the Gov.
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Actually, as someone in a moderator/administrator position, you should be holding yourself to a higher standard.
Fact is, I don't disagree that registering and titling are problematic from state to state.
Fact is, while the disposition code could at some point be changed again, there is no indication that any discussion or decision has been made to take back HMMWV's from those who have bought them. Saying that "they're about to" implies that a decision has been made and only serves to stir the pot with no basis in "fact" as it applies to GP HMMWV's.
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There are states that are recalling grey titles and revolking plates this is a fact.
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Lawdog734
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Thank you for your input. Re-read what I wrote - I acknowledged that. I'm not exactly sure what a "grey" title is as it pertains to a Humvee. Those who need to get creative to get a title get what they get. There are others who followed the procedures though and their state reconsidered - there's nothing grey with the title, the state just revised or reinterpreted their laws and policies.
There are issues from state to state, but definitely not all states and certainly not to the point of making a blanket statement that the title will be revoked or your vehicle eventually being taken back by the government.
Definitely a dead horse though.....
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I wish someone would post up that serial number range/year of mfg cross reference sheet. I can't find mine.
desmodromic
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Wouldn't a serial number that low have to be a 1986?
1985
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I'll be the dumbass to ask this...can someone post the link to the serial number thread that is referenced here? I have tried searching and can't come up with anything. Thanks!
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Did a little search for HMMWV serial numbers and found this.... http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showth...General-Assigned-to-the-First-Production-M998
1985 100 to 8500
1986 8500 to 23000
1987 23000 to 43000
1988 43000 to 56000
1989 56000 to 73000
1990 100000 to 110000
1991 110000 to 124000
1992 124000 to 138000
1993 138000 to 159000
1994 159000 to 162000
1995 162000 to 169000
1996 169000 to 175000
1997 175000 to 180000
1998 180000 to 183000
1999 183000 to 194000
2000 176000 to 192000
2001 197000 to 199000
2002 199000 to 204000
1985 100 to 8500
1986 8500 to 23000
1987 23000 to 43000
1988 43000 to 56000
1989 56000 to 73000
1990 100000 to 110000
1991 110000 to 124000
1992 124000 to 138000
1993 138000 to 159000
1994 159000 to 162000
1995 162000 to 169000
1996 169000 to 175000
1997 175000 to 180000
1998 180000 to 183000
1999 183000 to 194000
2000 176000 to 192000
2001 197000 to 199000
2002 199000 to 204000