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this might be handy for anyone looking to go higher... pretty costly exersise by the looks of it though..

thanks... i waiting to sell my boat before i can start some serious work on the old girl... is there anyone that still makes them or has them on a regular basis... atm i'm trying to research availability so once the funds arrive i can start buying it all.. i'm also gonna build my own winch bar to fi...

does anyone know where i can get these from or where i can find design specs to make my own?

you may have already said somewhere in this gargantuan thread, lol. but how much would you charge for them? i wouldn't mind a set for my 1987 brumby. and where in nsw are you? i'm in Melbourne(just for shipping purposes)

yeah, i just gotta find one.. been struggling locally to find anything short of whole car buy which is out of budget atm

cheers peeps... been doing a bit of research elsewhere also, i think i'm gonna stick with the manual, but wouldn't mine trying to get a 5 speed, mostly for the actual drive to where ever i'm going.. i'm turning the Brumby into a camping car(i go with a few mates every long weekend) so can leave all ...

I'm an experienced driver, but new to off road, so if I can I'd rather automate the gearing rather than possibly break something missing a gear a selecting the wrong one.

Just financial common sense to me.

Only wish a few more ticked the supercharged auto Brumby at the dealers, we'd a seen a few more about the place. Where'd you read that ??!! I'd reckon an auto 3 speed 4WD box from an EA82 L Series would fit the back of EA81, not sure about the flex plate bolt pattern on the EA81 crank. Think I read...

i'm not overly mechanically minded, so i naturally assumed i would need to look for a transmission from a similar or close year and model.. i was looking at 1987 leone..

from what i was reading previous, apparently a supercharged brumby came out with an auto..

i am looking to convert my 87 Brumby from manual to automatic.. i can drive manual just fine(i drove B-Doubles interstate for 7 yrs) Autos are easier for off road, and help save damage to hubs, drive-line etc. therefor costing me less in the long term.. does anyone know what gearbox i need to look f...

is there a specifications file available anywhere online? i have a mate who would be able to make them for me if i had the specs.. (measuring the points on the car would be a lot more time consuming)

is the lift kit still in usable condition? if so, are you looking to get rid of it?

cheers steptoe, i guess i've got a little more homework to do

hi guys. i'm new to this but i am interested in doing a similar conversion... i'm not much of a mechanic, i'd rather find the parts and pay someone to fit it for me... i have a 1987 Brumby with a 4 speed manual. i have heard that an impreza motor will fit straight in(wiring required obviously) what ...