I dont, Its not *****, its ****** (not plurl).
http://picasaweb.google.com/DylanSword/******

 

At the moment i dont have mulitipule ******. But i have had a 54 wagon, stock w/ spring over, 51 truck, w/ flatbed, and studebaker 6 cyl, 59 truck stock w/ posi rear, and a 50 flatbed, no engine.

 

I like it. Sorry for the ****** goof up. My dad had a 40 somthing wagon when I was born. I have seen pics of it with me as a baby and I'm now almost 60 so that was many moons ago. Your looks to be in pretty good shape. What are your plans for it, if I might ask?

 

well, the plans are to do an axel swap for some 44, and ad power steering, power brakes, lift it a couple inches, as much as i can so that it will still fiti in the garage. and some small stuff.
i dont suppose you have any suggestions on what vehical to get axels out of?

 

What are the ****** axle widths. If they are similar to an XJ then a 87 XJ will have a D44 rear. And the early Broncos I think hava a D44 front but those are different bolt patterns. I have heard of ppl using the axles from an IH Scout to swap under a Jeep so that they are F/R D44s and the same bolt pattern. You can research those possibilities. I think the Scout has a narrower track than the XJ does.

 

I had a scout i was going to use, but i had to sel. Xj axels are tonarrow. And i havent thought about bronco axels. let me know about the carb adaptor.

 

FYI, early Broncos had the 9" rear end in them I beleive.

 

Try to see if any of these adapters are what will fit your intake1

http://www.jameng.com/products/index.phtml?section=12

 

Hey, i towed the boat home today. the cherokee did great. 60 miles, in 93 degree heat,and on the freeway. And i Had 2 a frame latters, and an extention latter on top, 2 tires and rims, and a paint sprayerin the back, and 3 passengers. It did great!

 

I still would like to get a carb adaptor, bluexj, did you find your adaptor?

 

No it wasn't in my box of BMW junk where I thought it would be. Thats why I found you the link to where it came from. See post #23. I had a Weber carb on my '76 BMW coupe. It changed dramatically with that carb. I did find a old weber carb but it is in sad shape and will need a rebuild before it is any good.