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HUMMER H1 MORE POWERFUL AND AGGRESSIVE BY   MIL-SPEC'S HANDS

The Hummer H1 is still far from disappearing. Although General Motors had closed the company that made the original civil version of the original HMMWV (Humvee), the model continues to be sold in both its military version and its street version. And although it is no longer as popular a model as it was in the past, it continues to show good sales figures, as a multi-purpose all-terrain vehicle remains one of the most outstanding on the market.The Mil-Spec Automotive trainer has modified a civilian Hummer H1 and provided the American all-terrain with one of the most aggressive settings ever seen on the model.

The Mil-Spec's American-designed H1 features oversized and enlarged axles on which wheels of a simply oversized and very aggressive style are mounted. It has new bolted wheel arches, which like the rest of the body has a very industrial style and nothing subtle. The front bumper has been replaced by a larger one with large-sized tubes, which are also found in the rear bumper and the santantonio, which is also of great size. So much it can house a huge wheel on its top.

The rest of the body receives the same aggressive treatment, with bolt-on doors, new LED-type optics at the front and rear, and the auxiliary ceiling lighting system. But the most striking is the finish of the body, since it is not a smooth paint, but a rough coating.





The interior also receives modifications, and although it seems to be completely covered in leather, the truth is that it is a material of military specifications, as well as the rest of the materials used in this transformation. New commands and even a new audio system appear with a large screen that seems to have a browser.




If the aesthetic and chassis configuration is very radical, the mechanics are on the same level with a new V6 Duramax LBZ Turbocharged 6.6-liter General Motors engine. This huge diesel block delivers 507 hp and 1,355 Nm of maximum torque, numbers considerably higher than those found in any version sold so far of Humvee.


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