Arnold Schwarzenegger heads out in his Humvee army jeep

Arnold Schwarzenegger ran some errands with his massive Humvee army jeep during a Monday afternoon run.

The 73-year-old actor and former California governor was spotted in Santa Monica driving his army green Hummer, with no door on the driver’s side.

Schwarzenegger became the first civilian to purchase a Humvee, and he even paved the way for the civilian version that debuted in 1992. 

Schwarzenegger was wearing a red t-shirt and camo shorts as he stepped out for his errand outing.

He was also wearing black sunglasses and a luxurious gold watch as he maneuvered his massive vehicle down the road. 

He was also seen with a cigar in his mouth as he rode solo through the streets of Santa Monica.

While Humvees were originally manufactured strictly for the U.S. Army, a Vox profile from January revealed that Schwarzenegger first discovered the vehicles in 1990, while he was filming Kindergarten Cop in Portland.

He contacted the manufacturer, AM General, and convinced them to produce a street-legal version, which they did in 1992 and sold to the Terminator star.

The actor also purchased the first two H1 Hummers that they rolled off the line that year. 

Schwarzenegger has been staying active amid the pandemic, sharing photos and videos of him keeping up his rigorous workout routine.

He also took to Instagram last week to wish his son Joseph Baena a happy 23rd birthday.

‘Happy birthday @projoe! I love watching your progress with your training, your work, and in every part of your life. I can’t wait to see what’s coming next. I love you!’ the actor said.

Baena responded, ‘Hahaha love you dad! Thank you for the birthday wishes’ in a comment on his father’s post. 

Schwarzenegger will next be seen on the big screen as The President in Kung Fury 2, which is currently in post-production.

He has a number of other projects in various stages of development including Triplets, a long-gestating sequel to his 1988 movie Twins.