2004 AM General M1097A2 HMMWV

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

The AM General M1097A2 is a military-grade High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV), commonly known as the Humvee. Designed for rugged utility and battlefield durability, the M1097A2 variant was built to handle heavier payloads with an improved cooling system, making it one of the most capable configurations in the HMMWV lineup. These vehicles weren't offered to the public until the U.S. military began phasing them out and auctioning them off in December 2014.

The seller of this 2004 AM General M1097A2 claims this example was previously operated by the National Guard. It shows just under 6,500 miles on the five-digit odometer and retains its rugged military character, including the soft-top configuration.

This H1 was demilitarized prior to leaving the depot and is now offered with a clean West Virginia title.

Factory Equipment

• 6.5L V8 diesel engine (GEP 6500)

• 4-speed automatic transmission (4L80E)

• Full-time 4WD with high/low transfer case

• Soft-top canvas roof and removable doors

• Heavy-duty suspension and cooling system

• 24-volt electrical system

• Reinforced steel chassis

Known Imperfections

• Cosmetic wear consistent with military use

• Per the seller, the canvas top is not water-tight

Ownership History

According to the seller, this M1097A2 was acquired directly from military surplus and previously served in the National Guard. It was demilitarized before release and has since been titled for civilian use in West Virginia.

Additional Information

From the seller: “This Humvee is straight out of the surplus system and retains its rugged military character. It’s a blast to drive and turns heads everywhere. It’s not a luxury SUV—it’s a piece of military history. The canvas top leaks in the rain, but that’s part of the charm. It’s ready for trails, shows, or just cruising.”