SOLD 32RH

[Irun]

Price

Free

Location

Warrenton Va

I picked up a 32RH several years ago for a conversion that never happened. The transmission was working when pulled. There are also a few parts that go with it including a shifter, foot pedal, fill tube, transmission mount, and all the cables. No shipping, and it must be picked up this week. If not, it's going to the scrap pile.

 

[RHanna]

damn, if you lived closer I'd already be in my truck headed your way.

At a minimum don't throw away the dipstick and tube

 

[Irun]

At a minimum don't throw away the dipstick and tube

Yes, that I'll hold onto, given how difficult they are to find.

 

[Irun]

damn, if you lived closer I'd already be in my truck headed your way.

Weird how the area works. I had it listed for free for 3 weeks and not a single taker.

 

[RHanna]

I've been thinking about swapping to an auto for a while now but I would have to either source out all the extra parts or just buy a totaled TJ. You aren't headed to TN any time soon? lol

 

[tworley]

Someone needs to get this. Well worth the price

 

[rasband]

Maybe @NashvilleTJ knows someone out that way that needs auto swap!

 

[NashvilleTJ]

Maybe @NashvilleTJ knows someone out that way that needs auto swap!

No one comes to mind.

 

[gasiorv]

Those of us East of the Mississippi can wheel with manuals.

 

[mrblaine]

Those of us East of the Mississippi are able to get by wheeling with manuals.

FIFY

 

[Woodrow]

Those of us East of the Mississippi can wheel with manuals.

FIFY

Not to start an opinion debate (OK maybe to do that), but I just don’t think autos are so much better off road to justify living with one in a daily. You don’t know what you don’t know I suppose, but I’ve never failed obstacle because of my transmission. I will admit that it’s easier with the 100:1 crawl ratio vs the 32:1 I started with.

 

[Rickyd]

living with one in a daily.

Unless you have enough power for that right pedal to be frightening,autos really are boring. Like a rubber band between your foot and the wheels.

I do wish I had one when I have to do 20 miles of stop and go in the city though.thankfully very infrequently!

 

[mrblaine]

Not to start an opinion debate (OK maybe to do that), but I just don’t think autos are so much better off road to justify living with one in a daily. You don’t know what you don’t know I suppose, but I’ve never failed obstacle because of my transmission. I will admit that it’s easier with the 100:1 crawl ratio vs the 32:1 I started with.

No one that I've done an auto swap for that plays in the hard stuff has ever gone back to a manual. They all say the same thing almost verbatim. I wish I had done this years ago, I listened to the wrong group of folks when I was starting out and didn't know enough to know I shouldn't have.
If you daily and like rowing the gears, do what makes you happy.
No one has ever been left behind or not finished a trail with us in JV due to transmission choice, ever.
Your rig, your choice, I won't be able to convince you because if I could, you'd already be there.

 

[gasiorv]

I was just being a smartass, but I agree with "no one has ever been left behind or didn't finish a trail because of transmission choice.". I love to wheel and I wheel with everyone, all types, all makes, from wherever, and no one gets left behind.