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At least one combo includes a WARN OD.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/341621008451582
“Selling 3 engines, 4 gearboxes and 4 differentials for Jeep 1960 or older. Prices vary.”
This should interest someone.
https://columbiamo.craigslist.org/pts/d/west-plains-willys-t90-spicer-18-warn/7625585276.html
“Willys T90 Transmission Spicer 18 Transfer Case and Warn 3326 Overdrive from a Willys truck. This listing is for a used but in good condition Willys T90 transmission with a Spicer 18 transfer case and a Warn 3326 overdrive. The listing also includes the transmission cover with the overdrive linkage cut out and the glove box door with the 4WD and the overdrive sticker. This unit came off a 1950 Willys truck”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $700.
If in good condition, it’s an okay price, but if worn, it will cost more to buy it and have it repaired than buying a new one from Herm.
“This came with a project, but I’m doing a powertrain swap, so I won’t be using it. It is a part so you can inspect, and then put it back together, or have Herm in Oregon rebuild it for you.”
There are several Warn OD parts on eBay. Maybe some can use them.
A rebuild of this would be a good idea at this point, so factor that into the cost.
https://sacramento.craigslist.org/pts/d/pollock-pines-warn-overdrive/7581687907.html
“29 tooth 6 spline warn overdrive model 33v6. I do not know if it is complete. This is exactly how I got it. I was going to send it to Herm in Washington for a rebuild. I have pictures of all the parts I have. Some may not even be for it ? All gears seem to be in decent shape, some surface rust and oxidization on housing inside. I needed a 26 tooth, so this one won’t work for me. I’m willing to ship, however due to weight it’s going to be about 45-50 bucks. Text is best”
This combo may be worth a look for the right person.
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/pts/7569465697.html
“Saturn or Warn overdrive with shifter linkage, Dana 18 with emergency brake and shifters, and aluminum adapter to Turbo 350. May trade for firearms or ammunition. No reloads.”
Mike shared a photo of this shifter combo on Facebook he bought the other day. It’s a neatly done customization of the transfercase levers combined with an overdrive lever.
This may be a good price.
https://spokane.craigslist.org/pts/d/cocolalla-jeep-speed-and-case/7494634784.html
“Jeep T-98 4 speed transmission
Spicer 18 transfer case
Warn overdrive
Was installed in an early CJ 5
Looks good on the inside.
All gears look good and no rust.”
Will shared pics that show some of the differences between a Warn overdrive with a Husky overdrive. Regarding finding Husky parts, my best guess for parts would be Herm Tilford.
Will writes, “A little while back there was a discussion on the different overdrive units. There where several different units produced and maybe others but the ones I’ve seen are Warn, Dualmatic, Saturn, Husky and ATV overdrives that all looked similar. Saturn is a direct decedent of the Warn as Advance Adapters purchased the tooling from Warn to make the Saturn. I don’t know much about the Dualmatic or ATV except ATV is still produced as is Saturn.
Anyway I had mentioned that the Husky had a different angle to the planetary gears, Sun gear and bowl gear than Warn. These pictures show how the Warn had much more tooth angle than Husky and as such these parts do not interchange and Husky parts are near impossible to find.”
UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $150.
Mark just posted this a sellajeep.com. Its got one broken piece.
“from a 1959 cj5 t-18 transfer case. One small broken piece (see photos) gears and bearings in good condition. Located in central Florida.”
