Lobster is awesome! The fans of the US off-road vehicle manufacturer agree on that. The brand that too General Motors is known, especially for its beefy and oversized and not least also environmentally harmful vehicles. Hummer built only three models: the H1, the H2 and the H3. Originally developed and built for the American military, Hummer soon also produced vehicles for civilian use. In Germany, however, these cars are a rarity. Even in the tuning range, the lobster is not very common. Nevertheless, there are some models that the auto Tuning have expired. Not least due to the no longer up-to-date fuel consumption and the huge CO2 emissions, however, has been over for some time: In the spring 2010 the last copies of the Hummers were produced. Various acquisitions have since failed. General Motors does not want to sell the licenses anymore. The story of the lobster is over.
Photos by Mil-Spec Automotive After we haven't heard from Mil-Spec Automotive from Birmingham, Michigan, USA for a while, now comes a real blast. And again based on a Hummer H1. And it fits perfectly into the existing ...
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Anyone who has always been enthusiastic about the rustic Hummer H1 (civil version of the HMMWV / Humvee) and is also a passionate camper, this converted H1 should be just right for you. Of course, it shows itself with the popular box-shaped military body and is ...
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Can it be a little more violent? Then this huge Hummer H2 from 2003 is just the thing! Built by Aim Industries, this bespoke H2 is a real monster truck. It is currently being auctioned on Ebay under item number 193738443506. ...
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While the Hummer brand is slowly but surely preparing for electrification, tuner Mil-Spec Automotive shows how wonderfully such a powerful 6,6-liter Duramax diesel engine can be packed. The Michigan-based tuner's latest Hummer H1 creation fits in seamlessly ...
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A race between the mighty Hummer H1 versus the tiny Suzuki Jimny can arguably be seen as the automotive equivalent of David versus Goliath. If you try, the Jimny would probably fit into the rear of the H1. But he is ...
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Today there is a pretty spectacular tug-of-war between vehicles that couldn't be more different. Although each of them is specially designed for the off-road area, the price league tends from the 100 hp low-budget Jimny to 585 hp ...
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Even in times of Corona, the guys from the Russian tuner Garage 54 (Гараж 54) don't seem to run out of ideas. They came up with another build that is again pretty ridiculous, funny and crazy at the same time. And that has ...
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And once again the Dartz Motorz Company has managed to bring even more absurdity to the streets than with the Dartz Prombron Black Russian. Clear the stage for the Dartz Prombron Black Stallion SUV. Leonard Yankelovich's team brings ...
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A few days ago, the Mil-Spec Automotive team presented number 7 of a total of 20 planned conversions based on the Hummer H1 with first pictures. A vehicle that can basically be put on the same level as the previous vehicles. ...
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Birmingham-based tuner Mil-Spec Automotive completed the first vehicle in 2019. It is number # 006 of a total of 20 planned conversions based on the Hummer H1. This time it is, as with the conversion number # 002 (see gallery ...
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Number 5 is alive! But don't worry. We don't want to tell about the US science fiction film from 1986 and our report has nothing at all to do with the military robot SAINT number 5 from Nova Robotics. Much more is possible ...
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In June of this year, Mil-Spec Automotive presented the first of 001 planned, fully rebuilt and restored Hummer H12s to the world with the Launch Edition 1. After we got the numbers # 002, # 003 and the spectacular H1 ...
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Here comes the craziest project that the guys from Mil-Spec Automotive have set up so far. As great as the previously converted projects # 001, # 002, # 003 and now # 004 are, this one beats them all. The "skunk-works" project is a completely rebuilt ...
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Almost like on an assembly line, restored Hummer H1s by Mil-Spec Automotive have been completed in the last few weeks! After the launch edition 001 and the 002, the # 003 is coming! In principle, with this specimen, too, the path that the two vehicles previously followed ...
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