Everyone please keep in mind that military vehicles are designed to require regular maintenance. And the maintenance intervals are shorter than a civilian vehicle, and require far more actual work be done. For example, the Gama Goats I used to tool around in had 75+ grease fittings that had to be serviced. Not to mention those had 48V electrical systems, so four batteries.

If off-road capabilities are what you are seeking there are civilian alternatives that are nearly as good with far fewer headaches.

Gama Goat Link - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gama_Goat

Cool, If you can now title them that would awesome. I used one in Iceland when I was stationed there. It was a hardtop but it worked great in the snow however, the diesel did not like the cold. They replaced it with a gas one right before I left, so I did not get to drive that one very long. Being in the Navy, I drove ships not Humvee's that much.