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Thanks very much for all this information. I will make certain it is not seized, then offer it for free to whomever wants to pay for the shipping. I have no use for it, and there isn't much money involved.

Thank you. Any idea about a reasonable price?

I'm not able to start it up, but I could see if the engine is free. If it is, would you have any advice on how to sell it?

Thanks. Does it have any value if it runs?

I have an engine+transmission that I believe came out of a military vehicle that I would like to identify and find someone who could use it. Apologize for the pictures; it's stored in a barn. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Thanks

See my calculation of the crawl ratio above. It was derived from the following source:https://liftkits4less.com/blog/heres-how-the-mahindra-roxor-compares-to-a-1948-willys-jeep which claims the Roxor has about the same crawl ratio as the M38. Not true? Thanks

Thanks. Did not find an external crawler box, but did run across this: https://www.thecj2apage.com/forums/teraflex-low-18-3-15-gears-in-dana-spicer-model-18_topic44041.html This looks like a big deal, big enough that--for me at least--it would make better sense to sell the Roxor and get an M37.

No worries; I'll take the door off. Roxor has no door, and I fold down the windshield except in the very worst conditions.

Understand. There's back roads around here where I could blow out the carbon.

Cannot. Need the clearance in the pastures.

Thanks very much, I do appreciate your opinion. I was going to go down the BIG BUX Unimog route. Do you have recommendations for where to find a decent M37? I've got projects coming out my ears on a farm, and don't need a fixxer-upper.

I do not. The way I spray in the Roxor is that I creep down the fence line in 4WD LOW, and lean out of the cab with my sprayer and hose down the weeds and trees. The Roxor goes too fast too really soak them, so I'm on and off the clutch frequently. To slow it down by half--as I calculated...

Here's data on Roxor (a comparison of it to the WWII Jeep): The Roxor has much taller 3.73 differentials, but nearly makes up for that with a 3.778:1 first gear ratio. Those two, combined with the same 2.46:1 low-range gear as the Willys yields a crawl ratio of about 35, just below that of the...

I live on a farm, and use a Roxor to manage pastures and spray weeds. Roxor is a great vehicle, and is just about exactly a WWII Jeep. Problem for me is that it goes too fast, even in 4WD low. I want to be able to crawl down the fence lines and lean out with my sprayer and murder the weeds...