Took the HMMWV to the ranch and took my DJI Spark to document my adventure.

Well… my dumb butt didn’t remember that this bad boy has Active Track. It will follow you but it does not have Object Avoidance. So make sure if you’re using your Active Track that there is nothing it can run into.

It does have front sensors that will make the Spark stop but you have to tell it to avoid and choose another path.

Anyway, here is me driving the HMMWV off road (slowly) and piloting the DJI Spark.

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This is a review of my journey with an ex military M998. I hope this review will help people to avoid potential problems. Enjoy!!!

On May 8, 2017 I bought a 1991 AM General HMMWV 998 from Craigslist in Villa Rica for about $14,400

Of course, I wanted the creature comforts of today’s technology so I found Custom Combat Trucks in Mt. Airy, Georgia. So on May 15, 2017 I dropped her off to have some work done. Little did I know all the work would be cosmetic and later the mechanical problems began to pile up. Much of the work flaws came from poor workmanship and poor quality control.

Here’s what I had done:

1. Speedliner and paint: Black $3,100
2. Red Dot AC System: $5,500
3. Hard Top: $5,550
4. Hard X Doors: $3,000
5. Interior upgrade: Radio, carpet, 12v accessory plug ins, bream leather racing sears (iPad cradle): $4,550
6. New Gauges: $400
7. Snorkle: $225
8. Keyed Ignition: $125
9. Locking Door Handles: $225
10. 4 speed transmission: $4,500
11. LED Headlights, signals, markers and tail lights: $700
12. Rear rack and tire carrier: $1,700
13. 5 Mayhem Wheels and tires $1,200
14. D Ring Brush Guard

After 282 days my truck was delivered, sigh….

Then the nightmares began!!!

• Bolts rusitng
• Exhaust rust
• Turn signals didn’t work
• AC bracket