1998 HMCO for Sale

[Egan]

I have my 1998 HMCO in Green & Tan up for sale in all the usual places.

57,503 miles
Tan insulated top in like new condition - truck is always garaged
Removed the factory 16.5 wheels and replaced with factory 17's with Toyo 40x13.5 mud tires
2" body lift
Brand new double din stereo with Apply CarPlay/Android Auto, Bluetooth, etc.; sound bar for rear fill, powered sub under rear passenger seat - huge improvement over stock
Rear steps for getting into the bed
Oil, filter, air filter, and fuel filter all changed last month
MM/Blue Hummer spindle locks - hub gear oil changed at same time (1 year ago)
I replaced all lights with LED (headlights, clearance lights, etc.)
Above windshield light bar with LED bar
Rear LED bar for great vision when backing up
Brand new Wet Okole covers for front seats
Factory winch
Snorkel
Other after market is listed in my sig

The truck runs great - no leaks. Heater works exceptionally well in the winter; AC has always been cold except this year - likely needs a recharge. Paint is in good shape except for some thinning spots in the hood. Normal dings and scratches in the body as one would expect of a 25 year old truck.

For fellow Hummer enthusiasts: $73,500.

 

[Tad]

This is a great looking truck in the coveted green/tan color combo. You shouldn't have a problem selling this truck. Will be sad to see you leave the hummer world though!

 

[Egan]

This is a great looking truck in the coveted green/tan color combo. You shouldn't have a problem selling this truck. Will be sad to see you leave the hummer world though!

Thanks. Prices are all over the place which has made it hard - lots of lowballers. All the H1 experts I know said to list it at $89K but then you see 2000's come in at $79K. I had it at $79K everywhere else but decided to discount it here (long shot, I know, since most people here already have one) in case a true enthusiast wants it. But then I'll see an older truck with more mileage pop up at $80K. Hard to judge.

 

[Tad]

Thanks. Prices are all over the place which has made it hard - lots of lowballers. All the H1 experts I know said to list it at $89K but then you see 2000's come in at $79K. I had it at $79K everywhere else but decided to discount it here (long shot, I know, since most people here already have one) in case a true enthusiast wants it. But then I'll see an older truck with more mileage pop up at $80K. Hard to judge.

There are a lot of trucks on the market at the moment. Not sure why - could be something about the economy and uncertainty in the future... typical reasons why people liquidate assets.

 

[Hummer24]

Still miss that truck.....should I do it again!?! IDK what to do lol.