A: If you find a 4x4 one out this way, I have the 2WD front axle sitting around (pulled from my ex-2wd Comanche. I still need to swap out my 5 speed for the auto and tcase) You do need to swap trans and rear driveshaft as there is no tcase anymore. From: adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Sandwich Maker) To: mail@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Re: FW: Jeep 4.0 in an American? " From: farna@xxxxxxx " " On April 19, 2005 andrew hay wrote: " " > speaking of which, i've started looking for a 2wd xj, up here n of " > boston. i'm trying to find a 2dr 4.0/5sp preferably sport, any color " > but red, and given my budget probably early '90s. they are indeed " > scarce! unless some fairy godmother intervenes i can only look upon " > the south and dream... " > ________________________________________________________________________ " " " You can find driveable 87-90 2WD Cherokees in the south for $1200-$1500. " Check Atlanta area want ads. There are several listers in the Atlanta " area, and an AMC club. Wouldn't be hard to get someone to physically " verify it's in good enough driving condition. Buy long distance, fly " down, and drive home! Boston is about a 10-12 hour drive from Atlanta. " Otherwise buy a 4x4 then get a tranny shipped up. Would be hard to get " just an output shaft and tailshaft housing. Of course you could use " those parts from a Lexus or Toyota -- the Supra used the AW4 as well " as several Toyota trucks. Might make for an interesting speedo and " driveshaft combo though! i've thought about that, and even found a $2200 green '93 in a national used-car search. it's a long haul from here though. converting to 2wd would take tranny, driveshaft [i think], and front axle, to be thorough. but even finding 2dr up here is hard! ________________________________________________________________________ Andrew Hay the genius nature internet rambler is to see what all have seen adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx and think what none thought